- February 2, 2018
- EasyGames
Aeve:Zero Gravity
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"Aeve: Zero Gravity" is an arcade space shooter that puts you in the cockpit of an elite fighter with a 360-degree blaster. Engage in high-speed battles against hordes of armored spaceships and impenetrable bosses, armed with smart weapons. Experience intense shooting and challenging gameplay in the classic "Shoot'em'all" mode.




- Achievements are relatively easy to attain once you learn the basic patterns.
- The game can serve as a time killer for those looking for a quick play.
- It has a unique concept of allowing players to add their own music, although the implementation is unclear.
- Gameplay is repetitive and boring, with no real challenge or progression.
- The graphics and sound quality are extremely low, with no music and minimal sound effects.
- The game is poorly designed, with a lack of customization options and frustrating mechanics.
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game features no original music, relying solely on a single sound effect for explosions and player deaths, resulting in an extremely quiet experience. Players are instructed to add their own music files to a designated folder, but the process is poorly explained and detracts from the overall enjoyment. Overall, the lack of a soundtrack and reliance on user-generated content has led to overwhelmingly negative feedback regarding the music aspect.
“That's quite interesting, I found few games that not only have no music at all but also ask directly to the player to open YouTube if they want to hear something. I prefer a game without music rather than one that tells me to put unknown MP3 files in some folder.”
“The game tells you literally to 'put some music in a game folder then hit play in the pause menu.' It's a unique approach, but it feels odd to rely on players to provide their own soundtrack.”
“The main menu lets you choose from some kind of screen resolution and graphic quality, but instead of a soundtrack, it encourages players to add their own music, which is an interesting concept.”
“There's no music; the only sound you hear is when you die, an explosion. Other than that, it's quieter than a funeral.”
“There's also no sounds outside of music you put in the folder yourself, so it can't even bank on a great original soundtrack like other indie shmups.”
“No music whatsoever and one sound effect when your ship explodes.”