- February 3, 2018
- NoDice
Cycle 28
Platforms
About
"Cycle 28" is a challenging 2D space shooter with fast-paced combat and intense dogfights leading to epic boss battles. As Olivia Bergen, you're trapped in a time loop, constantly facing enemy attacks in Cycle 27. Your mission is to improve your skills, unlock upgrades, and uncover the truth behind the mysterious attackers. With each run, survive longer and aim for a higher score in this classic arcade-style game. *Note: This summary is based on the information provided and does not exceed 400 characters.





- The game features addictive gameplay that encourages players to keep trying for higher scores and upgrades.
- It has a compelling atmosphere and an engaging story that unfolds over time, appealing to fans of both shooters and mysteries.
- The soundtrack is excellent, enhancing the overall experience and making the gameplay feel more immersive.
- The controls are frustrating and outdated, making the gameplay feel painful and unplayable for some players.
- The graphics are disappointing, lacking color and detail, which detracts from the overall visual experience.
- The scoring system is heavily reliant on multipliers that reset upon taking damage, leading to frustrating gameplay and discouraging casual play.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as intriguing yet frustrating, with a standard time loop premise that unfolds gradually through exploration and backstory pages. While some players appreciate the complex narrative and the way it is revealed, others find the controls hinder their ability to fully engage with the story, leaving them feeling disconnected from its mysteries. Overall, the narrative has potential, but its accessibility and enjoyment are hampered by gameplay issues.
“The game narrative is also rather good, with bits and pieces of the story passed on to the player in often surprising ways.”
“I like the idea of the story unfolding across successive runs, and I'm really curious to know how it develops.”
“Where the game hits its stride is the story.”
“Only just scratching the surface of the story's mysteries.”
“Haven't made sense of the story yet.”
“As a story, it's basically your standard time loop.”