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In Generic Space Shooter you have one simple mission, survive for as long as you can and battle against the odds with plenty of pewpewpew.

As far as 2D space shooters go this looks absolutely crazy, the ships that spin around look like they could be a pain to fight against and the boss battles look epic.

The developer has let us know that they have moved all the code over to Unity3D, so it will now support Linux, the game is scheduled to arrive "soon" so keep an eye out for it! Originally it was made for the Xbox 360, but it will finally grace our platform this year.

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The aim of the game is very simple; SURVIVE! Try and survive for as long as you can, the longer you are alive the harder everything gets. New enemies will start spawning, different bosses will spawn, and the older enemies will start getting a little more aggressive. The twist is within the powerups and spacecrafts. There are a bunch of different powerups that can aid you when battling the enemies. Keep playing to figure out what each powerup actually does. You can unlock different spacecrafts (30 to unlock), which all have a different abilities (apart from the default one) that will enhance the powerups in different ways. You also have the ability to slow down time at will. Everything apart from the player is slowed down. This is a very useful ability but you only have a limited amount of time you can use it for so use it sparingly. Earlier versions of the game were very generic, hence the name. However, I do think the game provides some very fun and unique gameplay elements. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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rudeboyskunk May 16, 2014
I love simple games like this (why I'm a big fan of Red Eclipse). Once this semester's over and I have time for games again I'll be shucking out a few dollars for this one!
hardpenguin May 16, 2014
Looks much like Beat Hazard without custom music ;P
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