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Sport, Indie, Action, Fantasy
SpiritSphere is a local multiplayer game that draws inspiration from classics like Zelda and Windjammers and mashes it together with the nostalgic feel of playing air hockey at your local arcade.
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Tiny, unpretentious, clear and abstract.
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GameSpewDavid TreharneFeb 20179/10If you’re looking for something unique with a great replayability factor – and most of all, lots of fun – then SpiritSphere is worth checking out.
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GearNukeHuzaifah DurraniJan 20178/10Fast, frantic and fun, SpiritSphere is one of the best couch co-op games on Steam right now.
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Cubed3Thom ComptonFeb 20178/10Spiritsphere is incredibly fun when it focuses on its competitive nature. It doesn't really feel very exciting when it tries to be a solo experience, but it does manage to be a breath of fresh air in local competitive e-sports. Perhaps with an online component, it could become a sports and Zelda fan's dream title. Until then, though, it's still a whole lot fun in a somewhat unconventional package.
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CGMagazineLane MartinFeb 20177/10SpiritSphere is a fun game with a few missteps. The unpredictable difficulty and lack of online multiplayer can be extremely frustrating when other aspects are so fun.
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IGDB rating 7.5/10 from 1 ratings.
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