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Remember what it means to be a human in this interactive biography of a dead astronaut found in deep space by future intelligences who have no concept of humankind.
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KotakuEvan NarcisseSep 2015Laserlife is a feast for the eyes, ears and reflexes.
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EurogamerJohn BedfordOct 2015Laserlife's ambitions are worthy enough, but its controls aren't up to the challenge and the beat-matching fails to excite.
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DestructoidBen DavisSep 20156.5/10I found the overall experience to be a little underwhelming. It's fun for a short rhythm game, but with only 12 levels, it felt like Laserlife never really got a chance to fully explore the broad topics it brought to the table.
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High-Def DigestLevi van TineSep 20152/5 stars'Laserlife' may have been successful as a tech demo of some kind, perhaps showcasing a new style of music game or abstract take on exposition in gaming. As a final product, it is woefully incomplete. It could have been more, perhaps with clearer writing, a stronger soundtrack, and precise gameplay. Even if it had those traits, it would still struggle, as the gameplay never really shines, despite its hypnotic qualities.
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Pure XboxKen BarnesOct 20154/10Some will take solace in the somewhat simplistic gameplay and be hooked on its psychedelic charms as there is the occasional high point to be found, but repetition and poor choices in terms of the control scheme will undoubtedly get in the way of that for most.
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IGDB rating 5.9/10 from 3 ratings.
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