- 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 a single player casual shooter game. It was developed by GameArt Studio GmbH and was released on September 25, 2015. It received negative reviews from critics and neutral reviews from players.
As a subatomic particle you start a journey into subatomic space! This arcade title takes you to the limits of your reaction speed - and with the powerful level editor you can create even harder challenges!











- The game features beautiful graphics and a smooth palette of colors, creating an engaging visual experience.
- The concept of the game is simple yet effective, providing a challenging experience that can feel rewarding when completing levels.
- The game includes a level editor, allowing for creativity and customization, which can enhance replayability.
- The game suffers from frequent crashes and performance issues, particularly on certain hardware setups.
- The difficulty ramps up too quickly, overwhelming players with challenges before they have mastered the basics.
- Many levels feel repetitive and lack variety, leading to a sense of boredom over time.
- music16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's music, primarily synth-pop, has received mixed reviews; while some players appreciate its energetic fit with the gameplay, others find it repetitive and lacking depth, especially during high combos. Technical issues, such as overlapping music tracks in infinite mode and the inability to customize the soundtrack due to copyright constraints, further detract from the overall experience. Despite these concerns, some players still enjoy the music, highlighting its appeal in enhancing the action.
“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 music gets more layers as your combo gets higher.”
“+great music”
“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.”
“In infinite mode, completing a loop and starting a new one makes the in-level music and the level complete music play at the same time, whereas pressing retry gets rid of the music completely.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fermi's Path is a casual shooter game.
Fermi's Path is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, Xbox One, Windows and others.
Fermi's Path was released on September 25, 2015.
Fermi's Path was developed by GameArt Studio GmbH.
Fermi's Path has received negative reviews from players and negative reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its music.
Fermi's Path is a single player game.
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