Target speed

Target Speed is a simple 3D first person perspective endless runner game. Slife left or right to avoid oncoming obstacles in a low poly Unity environment. There's next to no gameplay here, this looks and feels like a Unity asset flip. There's no compelling reason for anyone to buy this "game".

Target speed is a straightforward first-person arcade racing game that prioritizes quick reactions, obstacle avoidance, and the pursuit of increasingly impressive scores. Developed and published by Kedexa, the game takes a minimalist approach to racing, abandoning elaborate vehicle customization, complex driving simulations, and traditional championship structures in favor of immediate action. Its central attraction is the simplicity of its challenge, allowing players to concentrate on navigating obstacles while attempting to improve their previous performances. Although this uncomplicated design makes the game approachable, it also creates limitations that become more noticeable when considering its overall depth and long-term entertainment value. The gameplay centers on an endless racing format where survival and precision matter more than reaching a conventional finish line. Players must maintain their concentration while reacting to hazards that threaten to end their current attempt. This creates an arcade experience built around timing, awareness, and consistent execution. The first-person viewpoint adds a sense of immediacy by placing players directly in the path of approach…

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Nobody has more than 0,1 hours in this game, ask yourself if you want to play a game just for less than 10 minutes. The game could have been better if there were levels, and not repetitiveness. There are only 3 'levels' and you just go on a loop, for as long as you can, you can't lower the volume, the speed doesn't increase with every level that you pass, is the same speed from beginning to the end. There was supposed to be some kind of currency, my guess was to buy skins or unlock more levels, but there is no way to collect the 'coins' or spend them. Incomplete game, fun for the first 5 minutes. After that, is meh. Edit: Just realised this game is $5. I bought random steam codes, so i guess that is how most of people got this game anyway. Whatever game i'm buying directly from Steam, i want to make the time worth, something like $1=1h of gameplay. This game, costs $5 and only played 8 minutes, not worth at all.

It's just garbage. Same 3 repeating zones, not remotely challenging. I got it from a random key thing on ebay so I didn't have expectations but it's just awful and I'm shocked it costs as much as it does. But, it is what it advertises to be so what the hell. If you're high and bored, it's something to stare at while you wish you were dead