Voxel Sword

Voxel Sword cost me 93 cents including tax so it gets a somewhat free pass for being fully functional but bland. This game is primarily a multi-player release, you can solo the 10 arenas and 2 races but they get boring fast. 90 minutes will show you everything there is to see in VS. Race AI is very rubber band and highly aggressive while the arena AI tends to be monumentally stupid and telegraphs its intent early on. Roughly two thirds of the arenas are interesting, the rest are large rooms with bad AI spawns that leave large areas empty. The two races use curvy, heavily decorated tracks with lots of jumps to disorient the players. This is playable, but it's not something I'd go out of my way to buy. Steam's loaded with low-poly asset pack games and Voxel Sword does nothing to truly stand out.

Charming art style, simple game. Unfortunately the gameplay is not challenging enough to warrant many plays.

Amazing little game! It's extremely basic but it's true potential and addictive quality is realized in 4P splitscreen (couch or parsec) and it can get very competitive very quickly for how simple the game is. Honestly it's simplicity is king and it feels like a very arcadey title. Great for multiplayer and supports 4 players locally, single player is not this game's appeal.