Echoes III

About

'Echoes III' is a challenging 3D shoot-em-up game with intense action and retro style. Blast through five solar systems in four different modes: Echoes, Survivor, Speed Run, and Big Bang. Unlock achievements for upgrades to survive longer and improve your score. This game is made using AppGameKit.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

75%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

music2 negative mentions

The game features beautiful graphics and colorful visuals, creating an impressive visual experience.
It offers enjoyable twin-stick shooting mechanics with multiple stages and high-score lists, making it fun to replay.
The Classic Mode is highlighted as a brilliant addition, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.

The game is considered a downgrade compared to the free Echoes+, with rough 3D graphics and a less appealing soundtrack.
There are technical issues such as frame rate drops and random teleportation of the ship, which detracts from the gameplay.
Some content is not unlocked at the beginning, leading to a less satisfying initial experience.

graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their vibrant, colorful visuals that resemble liquid paint explosions, showcasing a significant improvement over previous titles. However, some players note that the 3D graphics can appear rough, and there are issues with frame rates and freezing. Overall, while the graphics have been updated and enhanced, they still retain a simple aesthetic.
- “The devs are known for colorful visuals that look like you're painting the screen with explosions of liquid paint, and they are more impressive than ever here.”
- “Great game with beautiful graphics.”
- “More modes, more unlockables, a much-needed graphics update (it's still simple, but much more effective than the first).”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players noting a decline in quality from "awesome" to "awful." While the gameplay remains enjoyable, the soundtrack's inconsistency has left many users uncertain about its overall impact on the experience.
- “The gameplay is not bad, but the soundtrack went from awesome to awful.”
- “The mechanics are still the same (this is a twin-sticker after all), and I'm still on the fence about the music.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is generally considered decent, maintaining familiar mechanics typical of a twin-stick shooter; however, it suffers from rough 3D graphics, a disappointing soundtrack, and significant technical issues such as frame rate drops and freezing. Additionally, the game offers fewer options than previous iterations, including the absence of a difficulty level select.
- “The mechanics are still the same (this is a twin-stick shooter after all), and I'm still on the fence about the music.”