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Lucid Sight, Inc. / Apr 5, 2016 / Action, Indie
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Space Bit Attack is an entirely new and captivating take on a retro arcade classic that gives you the space pilot experience you’ve always wanted from the cabinet games of yesteryear. Each level of this virtual world features a swarm of aliens poised to attack.
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Mostly Positive
75% positive, 12 reviews
Space Bit Attack gives me a good ol' "blast from the past" feeling; getting to experience a classic game style in VR is a load of fun! I have thoroughly enjoyed the increasingly difficult waves (even though I struggle to get past wave 7 XD). Without already knowing a clear-cut strategy I find myself trying various tactics to stop the oncoming horde of alien scum. Mark my words, I will find their...
11 found this helpful, 2016-04-06
Brought me back to the good ol' days of my Atari 2600! Fun to get a new twist on a classic style of gaming with updated technology! Worth a purchase for the taste of nostalgia, and good times to boot! I finally get a chance to play a game similar to the "Raiders of the Lost Arcade" episode of Futurama! :) Nice!
3 found this helpful, 2016-04-11
Positives It's cheap It has a great theme and stays true to it's source material No VR sickness, the movement and camera, make this a very comfortable game Negatives It's wayyy too slow Much like the original Space Invaders or Galaga, the beginning stages are boring for wayyy too long.
6 found this helpful, 2016-04-07
Unfortunately, this game is just too boring and repetitive to keep playing. It's an awkward VR version of Space Invaders. I really liked the idea of this game, but the execution was poor. I can see why it was priced at 99 cents.
4 found this helpful, 2016-07-06
