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A huge hand-crafted world packed with 13 unique bosses, a gripping story, and tons of enemies, Spaceport Hope is the ultimate test of gaming prowess.
Spaceport Hope is a indie, action and platformer game
developed by team BitClub
and published by team BitClub and Sunken Treasure Games.
Released on April 15th 2016 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 481 reviews of which 371 were positive and 110 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.3 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10
- Processor: 1.7GHz processor
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 3.0 + 512MB VRAM
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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Getting 100% was surprisingly straightforward and bug free, despite how the game looks it was made with quite a lot of care. approximate amount of time to 100%: 8-10 Estimated achievement difficulty: 4/10 Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1 Multiplayer achievements: No. Missable achievements: No. Grinding Achievements: Not really. DLC-Only achievements: No. Time-gated achievements: No. Speed-run achievements: No. RNG-achievements: No. Does difficulty affect achievements: No. Unobtainable/glitched achievements: No. Notes: - Features negative achievements like dying multiple times or dying in certain situations. - Talk to everything you can't shoot. (it will help you get the "chatterbox" achievement) *SPOILERS below* - Try to die in the tutorial - Check the about page - In the main town, inside the elevated house, climb in the potted plant and interact. Normally I don't review small-ish games but after all... why not? (Hi Daniel). The game needs to make the objectives clearer since a lot of players get stuck in certain parts of the game, The developer is active on the forums helping out players.. That's an awesome thing to see. Not much else to say, the game is quite complete and decently long for the price tag.
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A neat little metroidvania style platformer with some sweet power ups and fun level design. The pixel art is well done and the game is dirty cheap. Look no further for fun on a budget!
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The Good [*]emphasis on exploration and a Metroid-esque world design (locations are inaccessible for plausible in-game reasons, like toxic gas in the air that requires you to obtain a filtering mask first, etc.) [*]quite a bit of freedom to explore the world/galaxy at your own pace; planets can be travelled to fairly early on, and you're always free to ignore your main task in favor of a bit of off world exploration on the side [*]pretty good music that complements the atmosphere [*]mostly tight controls; the game's action is fairly fast paced and the controls are adequately responsive [*]very reasonable difficulty curve and mostly well-placed save points The Not So Good [*]while most of the pixel art ranges from "servicable" (the characters) to "good" (the environments), the character portraits are downright hideous; it's a teeny, tiny gripe, but the asymmetrical, misshapen ugliness of them really stuck out; I don't know what went wrong there [*]the game has a very slow and unrepresentatively railroaded beginning; I wouldn't be surprised if those first 5-10 minutes ended up turning many people away, as you get no sense of the freedom and the rewarding exploration that the game actually has to offer [*]no Steam Cloud support [*]the interface, especially your weapon overview, could have been designed a bit more ellegantly; when you pick up a new gun, you're required to open a menu and "activate" said weapon, so that you can then equip it via yet another weapon select button; while this allows for a certain level of customization of your "weapon queue", if you will, it still is a strangely cumbersome mechanic Overall Spaceport Hope is one of the better, more well-designed and generally more polished indie pixel platformers on Steam. It's a fun mix of conventional action platforming and exploration, and at a little under a dollar it certainly is well worth its price.
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Spaceport Hope is a Metroidvania along the lines of Cave Story. The platforming is tight and precise, gun selection is satisfactory, even if the upgrades are more like keys to new areas rather than abilities. I like the simplistic sprite styles (even if the dialogue box art is rather horrific), and the bosses are well done. It's a bargain-priced Metroidvania. While it's nothing incredible, it's definitely worth a shot for fans of the genre.
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This is a fun game, with a good atmosphere, tight controls and a good variety of smart-ish enemies. There is a story to follow but you are free to take your ship to one of several planets and explore. Some of them require a certain item that you must find or buy first to be able to safely go there. There is no controller support, which is unfortunate for a game like this. It does work fine with xpadder. You start with a hand gun with unlimited ammo (although it does overheat and you have to wait a few seconds for it to cool off). I found another weapon about 10 minutes in to it. After 4 hours i have 4 weapons. The enemies are not the standard 1-2 hits to kill. They (and you) have HP, not hearts. Some of the early enemies are taking many hits to kill (you can't see their HP.) The enemies do have simple AI and do more than walk back and forth. Given that a screen with 3-5 enemies can take a little while to kill, the checkpoints seem a bit far apart for my tastes, but I'm not very patient with redoing content. Because of the distance of the checkpoints, for me at least, the fast action seen in the store page video is just not realistic. You can't jump around getting hit as much as the video shows without constantly running back to the last checkpoint to get healed. It could get faster paced once I find more weapons, but so far it is more of a careful crawl to make sure I survive to the next checkpoint. This is especially true when you also have to go through a long series of spikes and moving blocks. The checkpoints are my only real complaint about the game. It might be better if the enemies dropped some form of HP. The bosses are on the easy side. Once you get a ways in to it, there is a suprisingly large variety of enemies, most of them unique in one way or another. Overall it's a pretty nice game, and worth the price. Edit: I finished the game in just under 7 hours. The checkpoint spacing was not as bad as it seemed early on. They are a bit sparse in the beginning areas. The bosses remained fairly easy all the way to the end. The final boss took me three tries, and I was one hit away from doing it in two tries. No boss took more than three tries. About half of them I killed on the first attempt, and I'm not especially good at boss fights.
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Spaceport Hope is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
Spaceport Hope is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 1.99€ on Steam.
Spaceport Hope received 371 positive votes out of a total of 481 achieving a rating of 7.29.
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Spaceport Hope was developed by team BitClub and published by team BitClub and Sunken Treasure Games.
Spaceport Hope is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Spaceport Hope is not playable on MacOS.
Spaceport Hope is not playable on Linux.
Spaceport Hope is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Spaceport Hope. Explore additional content available for Spaceport Hope on Steam.
Spaceport Hope does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Spaceport Hope does not support Steam Remote Play.
Spaceport Hope is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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team BitClub
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team BitClub , Sunken Treasure Games
Release
15 Apr 2016
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