Navigate gravity, anti-gravity, explosive impulses and interstellar weirdness in Negative Space.
You'll have to fight your way back to Earth through 18 levels of elegant physics and art inspired by the golden age of sci-fi in the '40s, '50s and '60s.
The dense-mass anomaly drags you off-course with the gravity of several suns. The (re)pulsar tosses you back in a mess of scattered particles. The Geodesic Safety Tether always seems to yank you back at the wrong time. Yet sometimes it'll be the only thing saving you from a massive impulse flinging you out into the Void.
Enjoy this odd, spare, inverted retro-future fantasy of exploration.
4/5
Two levels into it and I already know I like it.
There are, as far as I'm concerned, two types of games:
1) Really stupid games with even more stupid premises
2) games that are made by people who use their brain as more than a place to house there adolescent fantasies and manga knowledge.
This is other the latter sort.
Good stuff.
I don't know why this game only has three stars. Better than anything I've ever made, and they have gotten 3-3.5.
Beautiful graphics and excellent gameplay.
9/10
Intriguing! Not only is it a challenging game but it delves into the world of physics. In order to overcome the many obstacles it not just some mere simple rocket propulsion and then win, There are areas that get more progressively challenging as one continues into the great voyage of deep space! The graphics were simply gorgeous for a flash gm and not only that but the elements seen in the backgrounds are various shout outs to many science fictional movies the range from the 40's, 50's and the 60's. Music is also a nice little tune to get you int some stellar mood. I really have enjoyed this game. I'm going to bestow you a 3 in a half out of 5. And a 3/5 in voting power. I hope you keep creating and contributing here. I've hoped you've enjoyed this review. Good day.