Space Core: Galaxy Shooting is almost the mix between a Martian killer and those idle in which we have to continually evolve the weaponry of a ship, city or any type of infrastructure.
Here we have the mix of using our ship ourselves through levels in which geometric figures become the enemy to be finished. There is no shortage of final bosses, although we do miss some greater variety in environments and that there were more elaborate ships, since in the first levels they are more than simple triangles.
Idle and Martian killers, do you sign up
Space Core: Galaxy Shooting is a interesting game for mixing those two genres that each one has its large number of followers from the Google Play Store. Perhaps by wanting to merge the two, he has left aside what we always like about a Martian killer: a variety of enemy ships and those environments that indicate that we are exploring some end of the universe.
But it is true that that idle and constantly improving side allows us to be passing between the same combat to that more relaxed part of thinking and meditating where we will spend what we obtained in combat. We have a wide variety of weapons to deal heavy damage in combat, just as we will see how those same weapons are established in our ship at the time of improving them.
It is perhaps the idle part that generates this addiction of wanting to improve the ship, apart from the fact that we are forced to do so according to let's progress and beat those final bosses. That they are numerous by the way, although, and we repeat ourselves, the variety is very scarce. It is true that they are geometric, but hey, there are always ways to use ingenuity and creativity.
Movement in Space Core Combat: Galaxy Shooting
One of the virtues, and that can also be one of its details, is the movement of our ship across the screen. Maybe like we don't have those environments in the background that allow us to create the sensation of exploring a plain, we almost have the feeling that we move our ship up and down to avoid that final boss with a lot of life.
It is very clear that as we advance we will generate a greater amount of damage in combat, just as the spectacular visual effects will stand out. It is true that here they have worked a lot and there are a good variety of weapons, as well as those that we can collect as we kill those cursed triangles.
A martian who moves away from the classics like Strikers 1945 and that was recently released on Android for the nostalgic of the great 1943. What we do recommend openly for having those elements that we usually look for in these types of games: improving the ship and confrontations with spectacular visual effects.
A little here and there
The truth is that we appreciate that video game studios try bring new things to the genre. Space Core: Galaxy Shooting knows how to play its cards, and it wouldn't be a bad thing if they had brought with them environments and something that gave us the feeling of being in a galaxy; We not only live on enemy ships, but on planets, asteroid belts, etc.
Visually it is a very nice game and in which he invites you to improve the ship so that later you can see the effect it has with those striking visual effects. It has a good performance and we do miss a greater variety of enemies, since in the first levels we will simply find triangles. The final boss will be another, but larger.
Space Core: Galaxy Shooting comes to Android with a different bet and that invites to be played. With this barrage of games it may be more complicated to maintain a player base, but to test it and see if it convinces us, there you have direct access to its download from the Google Play Store.
Editor's opinion
A good Martian killer in which we miss a bit more depth in their environments to make it seem like we are exploring space.
Punctuation in Spanish: 6,2
Best
- His approach
- Many improvements for the ship
- Quite a few on-screen effects are generated
Worst
- Lacks a bit more variety in the early levels
