GalaxIverse II

Fun twin-stick shooter style game, kinda reminds me of Asteroids... It takes a bit of grinding to max out everything, but it's a fun grind learning to dodge. Almost easy, but not quite enough to bore you. Can get difficult, but not enough to rage quit. Good Free game.

so this was actually really addicting and b4 i knew it almost 2hrs had past. its a simple yet classic asteroid shooter, blast enemys and asteroids to get scrap and upgrade yer ship and yer weapons. very simple but always a fun formula, ther are several ships to upgrade to and countless hrs worth of upgrades for everyting from sheilds to weapon damage and attack speed etc. the game is free and definetly worth a play

GalaxIverse II is a space-focused arcade shooter that favors straightforward action, ship progression, and player freedom over complicated storytelling or simulation-heavy mechanics. Developed and published by Sub Orbital Software, the game places players in control of an upgradeable spacecraft and sends them against hostile alien forces across a collection of combat-oriented areas. Its foundation is deliberately accessible: fly, destroy enemies, gather useful materials, improve the ship, and become powerful enough to deal with increasingly dangerous opposition. The result is an experience aimed primarily at players who enjoy classic shoot 'em ups and multidirectional shooters with a modest progression system layered on top. The combat system is the most important part of the experience. Instead of restricting threats to a single direction, enemies can attack from multiple angles, requiring players to remain mobile and constantly aware of their surroundings. Dodging incoming fire while simultaneously tracking targets gives battles a twin-stick shooter flavor, particularly once several enemies occupy the screen. Larger hostile ships provide more substantial confrontations and help …

An emphatic NO 👎 Mayhem in galaxy after the first few easy and normal sectors. The game does not allow you to upgrade the ship enough (only a few weak upgrades) early on but throws in levels/sectors at you with enemies that are way beyond what your ship can handle. But there is abundance of repetitive combat (but that can be excused given the nature of the genre) but definitely an abundance of boredom will be felt. But thankfully, you can learn whether it is for you or not in the first 2 hours to decide whether to refund or not. Good luck.

nice game i used to play games like these when i was just a baby

A good game can keep you entertained for five to six hours.