

Void 21
Taranasus Studio · 2016 · Racing, Action, Indie, Procedural Generation, Runner
PC
Mixed67% · 12 📈 Making a comeback 88%
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About Void 21
Void 21 is a procedurally generated, arcade style, fast-paced runner and shooter. You are a pilot training with the highly maneuverable and lethal Void ship. Your objective is to reach the end of the level, either as quickly or as violently as possible (or both?)."It’s a great title, with a lot to offer. It’s frankly nigh on impossible to finish everything the game has to offer" - Final Boss Fight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We0rsyaAroI
Key Features
- Procedurally generated levels (36^8 possible playable levels)
- Upgradeable ship modules to fit your playstyle
- Multiple challenging enemies with unique AI
- Objectives that unlock upgrades to level-up your ship
- Daily procedurally generated challenges
- Seed picker so you can challenge your friends or play your favorite level again and again
- Targeting max resolution of 4K@144FPS
- Oculus Rift Support (DK2 + CV1) v1.3
Game can run at unlocked framerate and any available resolution.
Future Items
- Mac and Linux Support
- Steam VR Support
DLC & expansions
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
So, Void 21 is really giving me a hard time to review. The execution is good, the graphics and performance impressive and the soundtrack unique. But for me, it isn't really fun. The missions are repetitive, the obstacles hard to see and the color choices overall are really giving me a hard time to see. If you are into challenging, fast paced games and like a retro vibe: get this game. But personally, I feel the price is not really justified. The game seems to generic for my taste, the options are fiddly to navigate and some personalization is missing. By that, I don't mean gameplay wise (as you can upgrade your spacship by progressing). I think using the colors more, and lifting the racing into the third dimension could really benefit this game.4 found this helpful
Pretty hard, but not unfair. You fly (drive?) a ship at high speeds while dodging and shooting obstacles. As you gain XP, you unlock customization options for your ship like shields and different guns. Game has a great soundtrack to listen to as you die repeatedly before you finally grasp victory.1 found this helpful
[h1]Summary[/h1] A straightforward endless racer/dodger/shooter mixture which, despite what could be (and should be?) a derivative design and aesthetic, somehow feels incredibly satisfying and addictive. Apart from extreme analog control sensitivity in menus (but not in-game, inexplicably,) I've been enjoying it in small doses for years. [h1]Who is this game for?[/h1] Anyone who enjoys endless dodging games (automatic forward momentum, with plentiful obstacles to dodge, enemies to shoot, etc.) Anyone who appreciates wireframe models, polygons, retro aesthetics, and throbbing synths. Anyone who just wants an endless game to zone out to. [h1]Who is this game not for?[/h1] Anyone looking for something more substantial or involved. (There is a very rudimentary upgrade system, but the game is very barebones ultimately.) Anyone bothered by buggly/overly sensitive menu controls (with a controller, at least - it's fine with mouse + kb.) Anyone who dislikes endless runners/racers/dodgers/shooters or the vibe and aesthetic. Anyone who dislikes repetition. [h1]PROS[/h1] Clean, neon, glowing visuals with wireframe models and pleasing enough ship designs. Genuinely endless. Simple but effec…
not bad
It's pretty good. A lot like Race the Sun but with the occasional enemy. I bought it on a sale (I think) and it was worth it.
VR implementation is incredible. Despite fast left/right movement and acceleration I didn't experience any motion sickness. Game is fun, but if you are like me and want to see a quick Y/N on VR implementation, this can be recommended.
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