Savage Vessels

I love teleglitch and this game takes that football and runs with it. Its a shame this game doesn't get more attention than it has.

I really want to like this game. So, this is a weak recommend, since a lot of time and love went into it and I had different expectations. The core mechanics are there, but it just feels unnecessary hard and linear. I think it would be great if it had an exploring / open mode, where one could explore rather safe areas of space collect initial loot and get familiar and then explore harder areas, if desired or hard from the start. Managed to beat the first level a few times, but I immediately die in the second level. The database feature is nice, but there is not a single sentence for the different unlocked entries, just the name and classification (enemy, hazard, boss). Feels a bit too empty.

this game rocks honestly

nice time for the most part, but I wish there was a bit more, I'm not the kind of player to have fun in the game by putting restrictions on myself but if you are you'll be able to get a lot more them me.

Enjoyable wee game, the checkpoint system is pretty wonderful, which balances the difficulty. Just a few shots from an enemy can nearly kill your ship so it rewards methodical play. I got the game pretty cheap on a sale but I would be willing to pay up to £6 if I were to buy this again. It took around 5-6 hours to complete.

It's fun and It's like Teleglitch. Well made technically with the single game design/engine design fault of moving debris being able to warp the dark matter, possibly causing a sudden shift in the space to swallow you. I know the dark space deforms around the level via some algorithm, maybe it could swallow far enough debris and gradually adjust the shape instead.