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One Ship against them all! - SwordShip Review Do Recommend!
544 View2022-12-12
Summary:
The world after global warming. Humanity has taken refuge in three gigantic underwater cities at the bottom of the ocean.
For lack of space, those expelled from the cities barely survive on the burned lands. Meanwhile, the megacities exchange millions of containers loaded with goods every day.
At the command of ultra-fast boats, a few inhabitants of the underwater cities started stealing these precious containers to deliver them to the banished.
Some are more successful than others.
My Experience
So this game takes old arcade games and fuses them with roguelike mechanics abit, meaning for container(s) you require, you get randomized upgrades to your ship, which may make the game easier or way more complicated.
What I like: Addictive GameplayThe excellent soundtrack and graphics with how fluid the water looks. A lot of improvements since the demo from the " Steam Next Fest Event." So far, I like how challenging this game is, even though it's a simple mechanic. Even though I die in the game, you gain new upgrades and changes to the game little by little.
What I don't like: Slight Balancing issues here and there with the points you get from collecting containers Sometimes, the progression feels abit slow.
Pros and Cons of SwordShip
Pros:
Great Graphics,
Addictive Gameplay
Excellent SoundTrack
Various Upgrades changes
It works great on the Steam Deck
Cons:
Some Unbalancing with Containers
Progression is abit slow
It can get increasingly difficult
Verdict:
So after playing this game at the "Steam Next Fest event," the gameplay is addictive and has excellent graphics and design. Without making the game too easy, usually having weapons, I find Swordship very challenging and unique.
SwordShip gets the rating: Do Recommend!
Indie Game Review - SwordShip - Do Recommend!
Summary:
The world after global warming. Humanity has taken refuge in three gigantic underwater cities at the bottom of the ocean.
For lack of space, those expelled from the cities barely survive on the burned lands. Meanwhile, the megacities exchange millions of containers loaded with goods every day.
At the command of ultra-fast boats, a few inhabitants of the underwater cities started stealing these precious containers to deliver them to the banished.
IndieVoice2K2022-12-06
Surfing like a yellow submarine!
In Swordship the player controls a ship that floats on water and where the main objective will be to capture containers.
All the fast-paced arcade-style action takes place across 3 different locations with about 4 different levels between them.
100% Worth your time.
It’s not a difficult experience, but it does take a while to get into
its frantic pace. There are no firearms to fight enemies, so all the
ExileCast2K2022-12-08
Swordship, the yellow line of adrenaline
Roguelike titles always had a special corner in the comfort of my controller. Swordship is no exception to the rule, equipped with a pack of simple but quite vibrant graphics and little-seen game mechanics. This title is yet another very positive case in a slightly different line of roguelikes.
In Swordship the player controls a ship that floats on water and where the main objective will be to capture containers. All the fast-paced arcade-style action takes place across 3 different locations with about 4 different levels between them. Yes, it’s not a big adventure, but the feeling of replayability is quite strong, as there are ship upgrades, new enemies, and even different weather states to unlock. All of these examples have direct effects on the course of each run. A good example of this is the thunder, which affects both the player and the enemies, thus leaving room for adaptation to each new run.
ExileCast1K2022-12-07
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