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Shooter, Puzzle, Racing, Strategy
Master the art of six-axis piloting as you blast your way through a mind-bending space labyrinth to a hypnotic synthwave soundtrack and retrofuturistic style.
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Unpretentious, nostalgic, cool and clear.
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COGconnectedJames PaleyMar 201773/100If you like your games dripping with 80’s arcade charm then Dystoria will be a good investment.
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Hardcore GamerCory WellsFeb 20173.5/5Dystoria will expand and challenge your mind with its six-axis gameplay element as players will be forced to approach aspects of the game differently than they would logically.
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Chalgyr's Game RoomPierre-Yves LanthierMar 20178/10DYSTORIA was a lot of fun and visually made me think of older games back on Windows 95/98. Invoking a good retro feel and having smooth controls with a wild idea of hovering across giant space objects while shooting enemies and dodging their fire was a blast and well worth getting lost and trying to find my way around.
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Cubed3André ErikssonFeb 20173/10It is never a fun thing to play a game like Dystoria as it has many interesting and clever features and serves as a great history lesson in gaming, but, at the same time, it all falls flat due to the poor execution of said mechanics. To have a game focusing on driving on all sides of the objects, it is important to focus on making that enjoyable some way or another. In Dystoria, it simply isn't, as everything looks the same in a way that makes it extremely difficult to navigate, making it a frustrating feature instead of a game-defining one. Currently, it feels more like an early beta game with potential than a finished product.
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GameSkinnyAngelina BonillaApr 20176/10 starsDYSTORIA is at its best when you're just cruising through levels, when it tries to become a pure shooter it falls flat.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 1 ratings.
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