- November 2, 2014
- Mind Crew
Space Warp
40%Game Brain Score
graphics, emotional
gameplay, music
54% User Score 24 reviews
Platforms
About
Space Warp is a 2D arcade game where you move the earth to a safe place by warping the space around. However, on the way you have to overcome many obstacles affecting game mechanics, e.g. force fields, black holes or different zones.











+5
Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews
graphics4 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The game features a clean and well-presented engine with decent graphics.
- It offers a competitive aspect with online leaderboards, allowing players to compare their times and improve their rankings.
- The gameplay is easy to pick up and play, making it suitable for casual gaming sessions.
- Many players experience frustrating controls due to camera auto-zoom and inertia mechanics, making it hard to navigate.
- The gameplay loop is considered bland and repetitive, lacking variety in backgrounds, mechanics, and level designs.
- Some players report technical issues, such as being unable to play the game due to screen resolution problems.
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally considered decent but suffers from repetitiveness and a lack of variety in mechanics and level design, making it feel bland compared to more ambitious titles in the genre. While the momentum and inertia mechanics add some challenge, they can also frustrate players. Overall, the game executes its core mechanics adequately but fails to deliver a compelling experience that stands out.
“Decent execution of the momentum mechanic.”
“The game's inertia mechanic drives me insane, though I'd imagine it adds to the challenge as to when to stop dragging and when to pull back (I'm just not particularly good at it).”
“Judging from the trailer, further on in the game, different mechanics are introduced and add more challenge to the game.”
“While the game is serviceable, the 2D sprites, death and retry-oriented gameplay, and somewhat bland gameplay loop leave it outcompeted by more ambitious marble routing games.”
“Fun, although very repetitive; it could have used varying backgrounds, mechanics, and level designs.”
“It does its job, but the theme chosen, while only slightly more original than 'get ball to hole', having a space theme with no real 3D or more exciting gameplay cripples the game a bit for me.”