- February 28, 2018
- Hammer & Ravens
Razerwire:Nanowars
Platforms
About
"Razerwire Nanowars" is a fast-paced arcade-style game that pays homage to the 80s, designed as a 30-minute-a-day project by a developer with a passion for gaming. With simple gameplay, upgrades, achievements, and high scores, it offers immediate fun and replayability. The game supports both mouse and controller, providing a flexible and engaging experience for players.











- Razerwire: Nanowars offers a refreshing and innovative arcade-style shooter experience with addictive gameplay and a variety of power-ups.
- The game features stylish graphics, a catchy soundtrack, and simple controls, making it easy to pick up and play in short sessions.
- With its low price point and engaging mechanics, the game provides great value for casual gamers looking for a fun distraction.
- Some players feel the game lacks depth and can become repetitive after a short period, making it feel like a one trick pony.
- Progression can be slow and tedious, with some players expressing frustration over the points required for upgrades.
- The game may suffer from occasional control issues, particularly when using multiple monitors, which can detract from the overall experience.
music
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its catchy, retro-inspired synthwave style, which enhances the overall aesthetic and gameplay experience. Players appreciate the energetic and frantic soundtrack that complements the fast-paced action, making it enjoyable to play in short bursts. Many reviewers also highlight the quality of the music, praising composer Ottavio Cambieri and suggesting that purchasing the soundtrack is worthwhile.
“A little game that will suck you in with its simple, but not simplistic, gameplay and its great soundtrack.”
“The music is very arcady and adds to the game's aesthetics.”
“The synthwave music style blends well with the visuals and the game!”
“You have to survive wave after wave from a ton of insects, all spiced up by useful power-ups, growing difficulty, and 80s style music that you never get tired of.”