About This Game You built your spaceship out of Plasma Cannons, bulkheads, and a couple of Twin Thrusters. Just ahead there's a massive enemy vessel bristling with MegaBoom Missiles. You want those missiles. You need those missiles. You dart forward and maneuver deftly between the spinning RipSaw blades on the front of the enemy craft and blast away at the Command Core. BOOM! It explodes leaving behind a haul of weapons and thrusters. Those MegaBoom Missiles are free for the taking. You quickly attach them to the front of your own ship, making it much larger and more powerful...Can you create the raddest spaceship? Captain Forever Remix is the spaceship builder roguelike. Voyage across the Solar System and blast apart randomly-generated enemies for spare parts.You better build a pretty tough ship, because you're gonna need it. Your little brother turned into a bubblegum mutant and is being a total butthead. He froze the Sun, poked out Jupiter's eye, drank Neptune's oceans, and cracked Earth like an egg! Set off across a messed-up Solar System to put a stop to the big jerkface once and for all! Captain Forever Remix is an officially-licensed re-imagining of the indie classic Captain Forever.Build your ship bit-by-bitProtect your Command Core with bulkheads, weapons, & boosters to customize your ship. Every piece you add affects movement, combat capabilities, and armor.Plunder enemies for new partsEvery enemy ship is randomly generated and presents a unique combat challenge. Go in guns blazing or pick them apart carefully so that the leftover Ship Bits can be grafted to your ship!Choose your toolsObliterate your enemies with ScatterBlasters and MegaBoom Rockets or shred them to pieces with the RipSaw. Make the fastest ship in the Solar System with Uniboosters and Twin Thrusters, protect it with Bubble Shields, Repair Bulkheads, and tons more!Captain Forever - RemixedExperience all-new gameplay that wasn't in the original cult-hit Captain Forever. Collect rare Power Bulkheads to access special abilities, unlock new starter kits, discover new Ship Bits, and avoid deadly traps laid by King Kevin!A new look, a new universeRemix features a completely new art style that draws inspiration from the 1990's heyday of amazing & weird cartoons. Tour a Solar System in disarray as you set out to put a stop to the insane shenanigans of your mutant little brother & get payback! 1075eedd30 Title: Captain Forever RemixGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Pixelsaurus Games, Future CrayonPublisher:Pixelsaurus GamesRelease Date: 3 Jun, 2016 Captain Forever Remix Free Download [serial Number] Do you like meticulously building up a ship over the course of 20 minutes just to have it blown to\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665not 10 seconds later? Love the same old guns and boring enemies over and over? Enjoy not being able to develop your character before you have to completely start over?This is the game for you.. I find the gameplay and mechanics not very entertaining. 9 out of ten fights consist of endles circling and near misses for a minute or two (Both you and the AI are circling .. near miss ... flyby ...a couple of shots hit the target ... rinse and repeat). This circling is very boring.And sometimes you have an entertaining fight between equals and suddenly the enemy hits you and 90% of your ship explodes and the fight is lost. This happens due to the many modifier blocks that add special abilities. But it feels just random and unpredictable.I was looking for a game with a good ship building aspect (like Reassembly). But the ship building is random due to the fact that you have to collect your parts from the ships that you destroy. And in most instances those parts are badly damaged or completely destroyed in the attack.. This is really pretty fun and funny. Lot of bullet dodging, without a game controller, but otherwise, good quality game. Good music, super graphical effects, and interesting gameplay idea. I just started playing, but I can tell the campaign is going to be pretty nifty. I recommend watching a gameplay video for a couple minutes, because this game might be a bit too slow for some. Otherwise, no problems on ubuntu linux 16.04 with radeon mesa drivers. Unity engine.After a while of playing, I really don't know what to make of the game. The ship controls are awful clunky, and while I really like the idea here, I am not sure that the gameplay matches the style. I also had trouble playing this on my laptop, as that video resolution is oddly not supported.. Terratech in space, on speed and with permadeath.Graphics: 90%Audio: 80%Gameplay: 85%Replayability: 100%Value for Money: 100%Overall: 91%Captain Forever Remix and Terratech is similar in the way you build your vehicle: You have a command module, which works on its own. And then you snap pieces you find or salvage to it, buildig a bigger and bigger craft. But there ends the similarity.CFR is a fast paced spacecraft builder, where you must use what resources you find, and rebuild whenever you have the spare time. Because, if you wait untill the end of the round, you might have too little time. Often you get so wrecked, that you have to improvise to survive. That can often be a bit frustrating as you often have no way of recovering from a deady encounter. But that's the theme of the game: Childs' play. You smash your ship to bits and build it up again. Like at least I did when I was a kid.Childs' play is also the theme of the game. A girl and her brother is playing the hero and the villain in a fantasy world. While it's very well made, both in graphics, comments and music, I miss the small parts. Maybe having a real voice would be the icing on the cake. But it could also have ruined the entire experience. The graphics is also very functional, only a few tidbits pulls the impression down.As for gameplay and replayability, it's one of those games that you play again and again to see if you can build the perfect ship. Only to see it gets wrecked by a too tough opponent. And that is what pulls the score a bit down. I feel some of the opponents are impossible to beat, and if you are unlucky, you cannot outrun them either. When you compare them to some of the other variations you meet, you can also very lucky. Getting a cube without guns, or without thrusters. For the campaign, I feel that could have been a bit less random, as you also have the sandbox mode. A bit frustrating, but after playing too many a Rogue-like, I'm used to hitting dead ends.. It's a Lego game, in SPAAAAACCCEEEEEWatch the game in action with my Let's PlayPro:_Looks great: The game has a colorful, Sunday cartoon style and it looks amazing! Very pleasant to look at. The ships and weapons are fun to look at as well, especially considering the fact that you can build them yourself. The character portraits are nice, as well. The whole game just very, very charming._Sounds great: The lasers all have the pew-pew sounds that somehow never manage to sound annoying even though you hear it all the time. The music is deffinitely a highlight as well, it's quirky and fun and really fits the rest of the game's style._Is great: The game controls well with an Asteroid-like control scheme. Ships feels appropriately floaty while drifting in space and fast while zooming around at full speed. A nice variety of weapons to tailor to different playstyle. The Lego-like ship building system allows you to assemble, disassemble, and reassemble your ship at any given time. It's gratifying to salvage parts from enemies to make your ship bigger. Also, very skill-intensive as you try to destroy the enemies without damaging their parts too much (so you can claim those parts for yourself). It's can also be heart wracking to frantically replace destroyed parts of your ship while under enemy fire. Did I mention the variety of things you can unlock overtime? Like new starter kits of ships with different upgrades? It's great.Cons:_Can take a bit to get used to: While the game controls nice and tight, the Asteroid control scheme took me a minute or two to get used to._Lacks a sandbox mode: As far as I know, there's no free-build mode here. It would be nice to just infinitely build the most ridiculous ship in relative peace.Is it worth 15 bucks? Abso-\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing-lutely, John. It's fun, deep, charming, and pretty. What else would you want from a game?. This game is great, all the rogue-likes with a little bit of fun added to it. If you remember the original "Captain Forever", the story in this is very different, but that what makes it a "Remix". Instead of fear and intensity, we get rainbows and unicorns instead. And that's a good thing.. In short: A cartoony SPAZ or FTL which rewards skill and microtasking, using one hand to command the ship and the other to rebuild and repair on the fly. A lot of challenge and modern humor, but not as deep in terms of variety and tech.Good for: Lovers of retro charme with ACTUALLY decent gameplayBad for: Those who panic easily and hate multitasking. This game *should* be fun, and I'm certain I'm just playing it wrong, or expecting a game that it's not. But I can't get into it. I found it difficult even on the easiest levels, and the one thing I wanted most to do -- build my ship -- can only be done under time pressure and can be undone so easily by simple mistakes.I *want* to like this game, but it's not for me.. Ignore the bad reviews, this is a really great game. The controls are part of what makes the game fun. The people who are dogging it haven't played long enough to realize that it gets easier as you upgrade your ship. If you catch this one on sale, it is a definite buy.
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