This is not your average space-themed shooting game. Although the mechanics are pretty straightforward, the abilities of your ship and the difficulty of your opponents are all determined at random. Generate a new matrix and see what awaits you in the new galaxy you fly through.
- Let a string of numbers determine everything from your ship, its abilities, and the aggressiveness of your foes.
- Collect upgrades as you fly by to improve your ship’s armaments.
- Survive for as long as you can.
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Epilepsy Warning
The game has bright, flashing visual effects, especially whenever the ships attack or explode. People who have photosensitive epilepsy should not play this game without editing the settings.
Alternatively kids and adults can play this space shooting video game for free as a web application .
Nearverse Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions
How to Play
Fly a ship and attack enemy spacecraft. Take on upgrads to improve the number and damage inflicted by your ship.
- Starting the Game
- On the welcome screen are the following controls:
- Select Shuffle to create a random world matrix for your space adventure.
- Select Travel to begin the game.
- Select History to start a new game based on a matrix you previously played.
- Select Settings to alter the game’s graphics and audio.
- Your game automatically saves your game progress and the matrices you’ve played.
- Game Controls
- Desktop
- With your mouse:
- Move your cursor to navigate
- Left click and hold with your mouse to fire.
- Touchscreen devices
- With your fingers:
- Tap on the screen to move around.
- Tap and hold to fire.
- Game Play
- Game settings
- Important notice
- If you have photosensitive epilepsy, please visit the settings section before playing this game.
- If you are playing on an older computer with a lower-end sound card, we recommend that you play with the music off.
- The game settings let you customize the following graphics and audio settings:
- Fullscreen: Switch between full-screen and windowed modes
- Glow: Adjust the presence and intensity of the game’s glow. We recommend that this be turned off if you have photosensitive epilepsy.
- Particle: Adjust the presence and thickness of the particle field (star background).
- Music: Toggle the game’s music.
- SFX: Toggle the game’s sound effects.
- Autofire: Turn this option on if you want to focus on dodging your enemies. Turn this off and you must fire manually.
- Game matrix
- The general settings of the games are generated at random based on seed numbers on the matrix at the start of the game.
- Once generated, the matrix provides the following basic details:
- The name of the galaxy
- The year it takes place
- The model of the ship you’re flying.
- Other details aren’t readily apparent, such as the ship’s armaments and the behavior of the enemy spacecraft and bosses.
- Because of this, you can expect a different gaming experience each time you load a different matrix.
- You can also change the matrix manually by tapping on its numbers. However, this is time-consuming and we do not recommend it.
- Basic rules
- Attack the enemies.
- You can attack enemies manually or automatically.
- We recommend the latter setting if you want to focus on evasive maneuvers.
- Some enemies, bosses in particular, take more than a few shots to take down.
- Avoid enemy fire.
- Although not all enemies fire, which enemies do so will vary with the matrix.
- Some matrices will have enemies that are incredibly aggressive on the first go. Dodging them may be impossible without upgrades.
- If you don’t dodge an attack, you will lose a life.
- Lives
- You only have 3 lives in this game. Lose all of them and it’s game over.
- When you lose a life:
- You automatically gain one damage and power upgrade.
- You lose all the upgrades you’ve accumulated over time.
- After dying, all the enemies (except for bosses) are cleared from the field. This repeats each time you die until you run out of lives.
- Collect upgrades.
- Upgrades spawn randomly on the field.
- They come in two variants:
- Power upgrades increase the number of shots you fire. Increasing power lets you attack more enemies (or the same enemies multiple times).
- Damage increases the intensity of the shots. The higher your damage, the shorter the time it takes to shoot your enemies.
- Increasing both power and damage is the key to clearing large groups of enemies quickly.
- The meters measuring power and damage are found in the bottom left and bottom right corners respectively.
- Bosses
- Bosses appear after the end of each stage.
- They have a life meter measuring their damage that hovers just above them.
- Keep dodging their attacks (and the attacks of any minions they summon) until you finally take them all down.
- Target Audience
- The game is suited for players who like shooting games.
- This game contains a lot of flashing lights, including those used for attacks and explosions. People with photosensitive epilepsy should not play this game without first making the necessary adjustments to the game’s settings.
- The game has no adult themed content.
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Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support
This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.
CardGames.pro published this Shooting Space on April 2, 2022