My final stats before getting bored of kicking space ninjas and a businessman:
Distance: 245,865,086 r (Not sure what this measurement is, but it's 10m)
Height: 256,650,204 r
Kills: 23,700
Final score: 1,005,077,980
True story—the creator was interviewed about the game, and it went like this: INTERVIEWER: "There are complaints about the physics in your game being unrealistic." CREATOR: "Physics? -WHAT'S THAT!?-"
I wish the music was separate from the sound effects. I may want to listen to my own music without having to turn off the sound effects. *sigh* Hit the + button if you agree.
You can just discard unwanted contract any time. You will only lose those 10% insurance you paid front.
In Void 2 there is different system of equipment, so speeds will not vary that wildly.
While she acts nothing like a human (which is why I'm not giving this a 5/5, honestly) and seems pretty malicious, I agree that it's a metaphor for an addiction. I got the drug addict ending by treating her as a human being, and the second time I intentionally got away/made her leave. 3/5 for this nice visual novel.
Two things. First, it's pretty hard to see where you're going when the screen is colored randomly... Second, this did not receive a higher rating because of its suggestion to be entirely rebellious and disobey everything.
Pretty fun game. I find a problem with holding a trick to be a bit "sticky". When I tap too fast (because repeating is sometimes just better than holding), it may hold and not let go, sometimes resulting in an expensive loss of groupies.
If you think the little ships are too good, try the shielded one. Hah! (It's a tad slow, though, but fast enough to dodge almost everything. Also, it has very high health.) Good game, but it was too short. You had me hooked then had me thinking, "Is this it?"
Ugh, I give up! This thing runs so slowly it's not worth trying to get through the levels anymore. I've been level three for over half an hour because just the action of trying to drag select on this specific game slows itself down.
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You can just discard unwanted contract any time. You will only lose those 10% insurance you paid front. In Void 2 there is different system of equipment, so speeds will not vary that wildly.