Netherspace

Free to Play

Release Date:: Oct 5, 2021
Developer:: Konstantinos Katsoris
Publisher:: Konstantinos Katsoris
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Free To Play Action Single-player Partial Controller Support

About This Game

Netherspace is a retro shoot'em'up game that allows the player to travel through 100 levels of increasingly dangerous enemies. 20 merciless giant bosses will challenge the heroes and must be defeated in order for them to reach the conclusion of their difficult journey. Powerful weapons are available since the very beginning with more and more of them becoming available as the story progresses. 'Netherprime' can be collected from opponents defeated to enhance the various aspects of the prototype 'Netherpiercer' spaceship, allowing for greatly varied upgrades experimentation after every single boss vanquished. Netherspace features random enemy swarm formation making every single playthrough different than the last one.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #281410 english

3 hrs at review

Recommended

Netherspace is a beautifully crafted retro-looking shooter game with quite a funny twist in most of the interactions that take place between the two starring heroes. There is great variety in terms of what the player can choose to invest in per playthrough, as the many ship's stats prove to be a major factor in choosing a personal gameplay style. The teleportation and shield mechanisms are both vital for survival and the ability to move at double speed when not firing gave me a good choice of defenses without which it would be impossible to reach the game's ending, so kudos for nice variety in that area. The ship's weapons have separate ammo each and up to four can be equipped. They each have their strengths and weaknesses, whether it is in terms of ammo, ammo recharge rate, fire rate, hitbox size, damage and certain special weapons even have spread and their bolts teleport along with the ship. What I enjoyed most, other than the direct gameplay, was the beautifully written script. Bot...