- September 25, 2015
- GameArt Studio GmbH
Fermi's Path
Despite some issues, Fermi's Path definitely shows enough potential in the early going to the extent that it looks like it'll be a fun and engaging game that you'll be playing for a good long time. Then the issues creep in and chip, chip, chip away until there's very little left to make you want to fire it up again. Some will play through and get some enjoyment out of it, but the long and the short of things is that this an endless runner at its core, where the developers have tried to throw in a campaign mode of sorts and where the running isn't all that much fun.
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"Fermi's Path" is an action-packed arcade game where you control a particle navigating through subatomic space, avoiding obstacles and eliminating incoming particles to achieve high scores. The game features multiple levels with increasing difficulty, infinity mode, a level editor with Steam Workshop integration, and a catchy electro soundtrack. Secret paths, various obstacles, and weapon upgrades add to the challenges and excitement.











- The game features beautiful graphics and a mesmerizing soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- The gameplay is simple yet challenging, providing a sense of accomplishment when completing levels.
- There is a level editor that allows players to create and share their own levels, adding to the game's replayability.
- The game suffers from frequent crashes and performance issues, particularly on certain hardware.
- The difficulty spikes too early, overwhelming players with too many obstacles and enemies before they have mastered the basics.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks variety, leading to boredom after a short period of play.
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players enjoying the synth-pop soundtrack that complements the action, while others find it repetitive and unoriginal. Technical issues, such as overlapping music tracks and a lack of dynamic sound during high combos, detract from the experience. Overall, while the soundtrack may appeal to fans of rhythm games, it is limited by copyright restrictions and may not resonate with all players.
“Sure, the synth-pop music may not be to everyone's taste, but I really like it as it goes well with the action.”
“The soundtrack is mesmerizing!”
“The visuals and the music really help to set the mood for the game.”
“Unoriginal, repetitive gameplay, corny music, boring colour scheme, and an utter lack of charm.”
“There's also the music, which, in most of the levels I've played so far, doesn't sound like anything when you get a high combo.”
“There's also the fact that you can only use the music in the game (and they can't change that because they would have to drop the workshop integration due to the copyright issues that could come out of this), but as I've said, they're just a bunch of mess after a while.”