NEW! The endless mode is finally out! Compete with your friends in 3 new levels of endless enemy waves!
Fundamental Force is a game that challenges your spatial thinking over 21 mind-blowing celestial levels. Fight against mysterious creatures in Escher-style environments and deny laws of physics!
Forget what "up" and "down" means, you can change the direction of gravity at any time. Ever wanted to walk on walls or to stroll along the ceiling? We’ve got a solution! Feel the true freedom of movement by picking one of the two gravity changing devices.
TACHYON allows you to teleport onto any flat surface and make it your new floor. Appear out of nowhere to catch the enemy off guard, then disappear in an instant!
With GRAVITON, you can change gravity in place, meaning that you will start falling towards your new "floor". Keep switching the gravity while you are falling, and now you can fly!
Use the gravity, find your way, dodge and pick the right moments to shoot and you will win!
This could be amazing. Wow. This game has loads of potential. I haven't even unlocked the gravitron yet but I can only imagine what it will do. Only seven levels in and Im hooked. The game's central concepts are so incredibly unique and innovative.
A few (admittedly unsolicited) ideas for improvement:
First, and foremost: the background in the first few levels is beautiful. However, if the clouds in the background were animated with a slow, steady, consistent wind rather than a frozen stillshot, the immersion factor would skyrocket (at least on the first few levels).
If all of the levels in story mode were sequentially connected with continuous transitions, it would give the game a better feeling of purpose. Once the player reached the green spot near the gate of each level, the screen could momentarily gray or blur out a bit to show the score and statistics, and then focus or zoom back in to introduce the beginning of the next level.
The general background music is beautifully atmospheric and slightly haunting, but any sort of combat triggers an abrupt shift to a really cheesy, not great song. Why change it?
The devs have really come up with something special here. I hope there will be some updates and further development in the future.
Highly recommended!! Came across this today and it's an excellent puzzle shooter.
Nice graphics and may trouble you if you have dodgy VR legs.
I've only played 3-4 levels so far and am addicted.
Lots of levels and an endless mode to unlock.
There is potential here for creating your own levels but that all depends obviously on the developers.
Weapons are nice and would like a few more different ones (maybe there are later in the game?). Also hopefully the enemies are more varied later in the game too.
That said, this is a bargain and worthy of your money and time!
Issue Fixed - Very Cool Game. UPDATE: After uninstalling and re-installing for a third time (with a break between the reinstall), the game finally let me get through the first (and tutorial level).
Thanks to the developer for getting back to me on this; I'm glad to say the game now works, and is quite interesting, in a topsy-turvy kind of way.
Haven't had a chance to get very far into it, yet, but I'll update my review once I do so.
unfortunately, the game won't let me get past even the first level before freezing up (using Oculus Quest 1). If I restart it, it again freezes up at approximately the same point it froze before, which is quite early in the tutorial portion of the game.
I find this tremendously disappointing, as I think playing in an Esheresque world would be a total kick.
For now, I'm going to give the game 4 stars, so as not to mess with the rating of a game that I think has tremendous potential--and for the very well-done and fairly detailed polygons that make up what little of the play area I got to see. I do think the enemies could do with a bit more visual depth, but hopefully, that, along with a fix to this freezing problem, will be handled in the near future.
Keep going on this, developers; you potentially have a very good game on your hands. Hope these issues get handled soon, so I can give it a proper try.
Doesn't work right, but great potential. Unfortunately, the game won't let me get past even the first level before freezing up (using Oculus Quest 1). If I restart it, it again freezes up at approximately the same point it froze before, which is quite early in the tutorial portion of the game.
I find this tremendously disappointing, as I think playing in an Esheresque world would be a total kick.
For now, I'm going to give the game 4 stars, so as not to mess with the rating of a game that I think has tremendous potential--and for the very well-done and fairly detailed polygons that make up what little of the play area I got to see. I do think the enemies could do with a bit more visual depth, but hopefully, that, along with a fix to this freezing problem, will be handled in the near future.
Keep going on this, developers; you potentially have a very good game on your hands. Hope these issues get handled soon, so I can give it a proper try.
Fundamental Force. Wow, this game is a mind trip. I love the art of M.C. Escher, and fighting in this environment is quite Amazing. I like both styles of gravity manipulation, and you can only use one at a time. The gun is also cool, the look and being able to switch from shotgun, to lobber, to blaster on the fly. Great app.
Unexpected Gem. What a pleasant surprise. The preview looked interesting, but the game is so much better. Very polished with no performance issues so far [level 3 of 21].
Visually reminiscent of Daedalus but with fast movement and combat using every surface of the gorgeous environments. Feels like a combat puzzler and it is easy to become disoriented. If precipitous drops make you queasy this may not be for you, but I experienced no nausea.
There are 3 difficulty settings, optional teleport or smooth movement, snap or smooth rotation [with speed adjustment]. Great fun to play and a steal at $4.99.
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