PlayStation Plus April 2016 free games will include Dead Star
March isn't even halfway through and we already learned what to expect for April's PlayStation Plus free games.
We just learned what Sony will be offering for PlayStation Plus subscribers in March, and today we’re learning April’s selection will include Dead Star.
YouTube streamer BLAMdrew shared an Important Notification he received on his PlayStation 4, which was titled “Dead Star Pre-Order Refund.” The notification was sent out to inform customers who pre-ordered the game would receive a full refund as Dead Star will be free to PS Plus members in April. Those who pre-ordered Dead Star would be able to keep their theme they received as a bonus.
Developed by Armature Studio, Dead Star is a fast-paced space shooter that's in development for PlayStation 4. The game is also currently in Early Access on Steam.
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replyDaniel Perez posted a new article, PlayStation Plus April 2016 free games will include Dead Star
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Yeah, I felt the same way. Turned me off to the game.
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Galak-Z controls were pretty much the best.
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I think I enjoyed it precisely because of that. Maybe it's because I like the analog of having thrust being like gas/brake pedals. It makes zip zap zooming through the levels feel more like a pilot than playing a "twin-stick shooter".
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There are tons of twin stick shooters. What's so wrong about doing something differently occasionally?
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Because it's set in space with some actual respect for physics, and it's not a twin stick shooter. Much more of a single stick shooter, goes back to games like Asteroids where you can maintain forward momentum. Which has gameplay implications in Galak-z because your engines create noise and you can stealth around enemies by bursting and coasting.
The control scheme is unweildy at first but it's pretty awesome when it clicks. It's probably the best thing about the whole game.-
I completely understand that, but I feel there's no reason they couldn't have handled the exact same mechanics (maintaining momentum primarily) using the left stick to handle it all. You'd still spin your ship around with right stick while maintaining direction and velocity with the left. As I said above, I do like the mechanics of velocity and whatnot, I just don't care for how they implemented it.
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looks interesting
