A.I. Space Corps

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A.I. Space Corps is a single player casual shooter game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by GameArt Studio GmbH and was released on February 5, 2016. It received negative reviews from players.

A.I. Space Corps is a top-down space shooter, telling a new story of mankinds struggle against the merciless A.I. machines ruling over the universe.

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

Some stages feature great-looking and detailed backgrounds that enhance the visual experience.
The game offers a variety of interesting levels and mixed gameplay elements such as surviving asteroid barrages and using special abilities like rockets, healing, and electromagnetic fields.
It is easy to play and can be relaxing, providing a few hours of casual fun, especially at its affordable price point.

Gameplay suffers from clunky, sluggish controls, uninspired weapons, poor AI, and bugs that disrupt mission flow and player movement.
The story is minimal to almost nonexistent, with excessive, hard-to-read text dialogue that interrupts gameplay and lacks compelling objectives or narrative urgency.
The overall design feels repetitive and lacks depth, including poor UX, lackluster ship variety and upgrades, static backgrounds that can cause nausea, and technical bugs such as crashes and clipping issues.

story
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is minimal and unclear, offering little context beyond a vague "kill the AI" premise, with lackluster mission objectives and endings that fail to provide a sense of urgency or meaningful rewards. Frequent mission text overwhelms but provides little substantive narrative, resulting in a disjointed experience punctuated by bugged missions and inconsistent progression. Overall, the narrative feels underdeveloped and disengaging.
- “You are then led on a series of short mini-mission objectives wherein you go through a few wormholes, dodge asteroids, fight a few stray enemies, and then it's on to the next mission.”
- “+ a mix of gameplay, it's not all just shooting; sometimes you have to survive a barrage of asteroids, one mission you are stuck in a wormhole, etc.”
- “- kind of lackluster endings to each level, it would be nice if there was some sort of reward or upgrade system for completing each mission.”
- “- the story is lacking, kind of hard to tell what the premise is besides "kill the a.i."”
- “[b]story[/b]: minimal to the point of "next to none"”
- “✘ objectives are lackluster and provide no real sense of urgency or mission”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is widely criticized for being slow, lacking depth, and overly repetitive, with frustrating controls and excessive on-screen text that hampers action sequences. While the variety of missions adds some diversity, overall the gameplay experience is considered boring and negatively impacted by design flaws.
- “+ A mix of gameplay; it's not all just shooting—sometimes you have to survive a barrage of asteroids, one mission you are stuck in a wormhole, etc.”
- “The graphics are nice, but the gameplay lacks depth, making it less engaging.”
- “Space Corps currently has many flaws, some of which really negatively impact the gameplay experience.”
- “Boring... boring as hell... the graphics are nice but the gameplay is poor and there is no depth in this game.”
- “Gameplay is let down by sluggish controls.”
- “Space Corps currently has many flaws, some of them really negatively impact the gameplay experience.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are generally described as competent and cohesive, with pleasing details—particularly in the space station design—though some users find them average or only just acceptable.
- “Space station graphics details are nice.”
- “The graphics are ok(ish).”
- “What can I say about this game, the graphics are okay(ish); the sound is horrid and is on a 5-second repeating loop.”
- “Graphics: competent and cohesive.”
- “Graphics?”
music
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The music in the game is generally considered repetitive, which may detract from the overall experience for some players.
- “Repetitive music”