- March 16, 2022
- Outlier
- 8h median play time
This Means Warp
Platforms
About
"This Means Warp" is a real-time strategy game that takes place in space. As the captain of a small spaceship, you must explore the galaxy, gather resources, and build up your fleet to defeat enemy factions. The game features procedurally generated levels, allowing for a unique experience each time you play. With a variety of ships, weapons, and upgrades to discover, "This Means Warp" offers plenty of depth and replayability.











- The game combines the chaotic fun of Overcooked with the strategic elements of FTL, making it a great multiplayer experience.
- It offers a fun and engaging gameplay loop that encourages teamwork and communication among players.
- The developers are active and responsive to community feedback, showing commitment to improving the game.
- The AI companions are often unhelpful and can hinder gameplay, especially in single-player mode.
- There is a significant lack of content, with limited ship types and repetitive gameplay that can lead to boredom.
- The difficulty balance is inconsistent, with some encounters feeling unfairly challenging due to RNG elements.
gameplay
77 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of "This Means Warp" combines elements from FTL and Overcooked, offering a frantic, cooperative experience that emphasizes tactical ship combat and teamwork. While many players find the core mechanics enjoyable and the multiplayer aspect engaging, there are significant concerns regarding balance, repetitive gameplay, and a lack of depth, particularly in single-player mode. Overall, the game shows potential but is hindered by unlock mechanics that can frustrate players and a limited amount of content.
“The mechanics are fun, and the addition of a new ship is welcomed.”
“This means warp, in simplest terms, combines the tactical, time-sensitive ship combat and repair of FTL with the frantic, time-sensitive gameplay style of Overcooked.”
“Solid gameplay; it's a good mix of FTL, Overcooked, and Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime with a lot of silliness thrown in and a sprinkling of roguelike games.”
“The unlock mechanic is just there to gatekeep you from progressing and having fun; it becomes frustrating when you realize your defeat was essentially due to not having the tools unlocked to do the job.”
“I hope to see updates and improvements to this game in the future because it seems like a lot of the content is gated behind extremely dull and repetitive gameplay, which is not what you want in a party game.”
“Controls are a bit clunky and gameplay feels fairly repetitive.”