Lightfield HYPER Edition

This game is widely unknown and mostly underrated. I played this already in an ealier version which lacked some focus, but the hyper edition I can definitely recommend with it's challenges and trick moves. The levels are well thought through, the mechanics and the whole true 3D racing are unique, easy to grasp but difficult to master. And the whole game has a very relaxing feel to it in gameplay, artstyle, and music.

What an absolute blast this game is to play, I really have no notes. I already thought this idea was incredibly unique before playing and I feel like this game absolutely gets the most out of it. [b]FULL VIDEO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8034hVuaQw[/b]

There's no other game quite like Lightfield. It has a whole unique vibe among sci-fi themed racing games, and the required snapping to boost mechanic makes it more frantic than most racing games when it forces you to slow down to turn corners.

This game is like if TRON 2.0's Light Cycle Races, Rush 2049, and Descent and Forsaken had a bizarre lovechild of a racing game that was 100% hopecore and ditched all the weapons in the spirit of the first two Tony Hawk and Dave Mirra games. Oh yeah even crashing doesn't kill you, you just lose all of your momentum and have to shake it off. Now the controls are deceptively simple. There is one stick and two controls: "Snap" and accelerate. All the ABXY buttons are snap. Right trigger is accelerate. Let go to increase your turn speed and perform stunts, and you also need to "jump" before you can properly perform stunts by pulling back on the stick and then letting off "snap" - but jumps count towards your stunt. You can drift (while "snapped" to a surface), backflip, ledge jump and roll to 90 snap, 360 backflip to perfect landing, and even 720 to 180 snap. There's also a few handfuls of named complex stunts. Now if you need the game to play faster or slower, that is available outside of multiplayer. Faster gameplay is good for exploration mode, because you won't always have a constant stream of surfaces to accelerate on. There is a fully loaded campaign full of basic races with e…

Exactly what I was looking for in a futuristic racer. I love the creative potential of racing in spaceships and being able to traverse vertically as well as horizontally, but hadn't found anything that really took advantage of that idea (up til this!). Satisfies the same itch as Episode 1: Racer and Mirror's Edge. Wish that it were easier to rotate the ship around the roll axis, with the same precision as pitch and yaw, but pobody's nerfect. Thanks for this game!

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