@26, you are getting  to try the clearing 12th race, but i want to know, how to get the game  if i already purchase it , or find the way to speak to  audiogame.store to get my copy of the game, sorry for posting the same means again, but i'm worried if i can not get support from store, because  it is  the first time i purchase  software with no hardware needed.

Also bought the game today and am having trouble with a track called gona or something like that in the silver league. I've gotten my time down to 2:55 but I still end up in third place. The difficulty does seem to spike very sharply at this point. Normally when two asteroids are on the screen, I slow down a bit so I can pick out which is the safe lane, but that only seems to be hindering me here. BTW my difficulty is on really easy as well. Maybe I'm just not using a good enough ship. I dunno. But it does seem pretty odd that I had no trouble until this point and now I find it impossible.

So, here is more or less my opinions about the game after playing it as faras I am able.

First off I really like the concept but I think it needs flushed out.

I've noticed the trick with those is to move to one side of the board or the other when the double asteroids are incoming i.e. don't stay in the center, pick a side instead. For example let's say I pick the left side. Stay on the left side until the asteroids are close enough to hear. If no collision alarm sounds, you are of course clear. If one does sound, though, move to the right. If it still is sounding, move to the right again and you should be good. If you have quick reflexes you should be able to handle even the worst cases at full speed, without any mishap.

This morning I discovered you can practice single tracks in single race mode which is a godsend imho. Despite this though, I'm simply unable to beat that goni race. I've done it with a perfect start. I can run through it without a single crash and holding top speed the whole time, of course not counting the initial acceleration. I've tried with all ships. The fastest time which I think you can physically clock on that track is 2:52. And it's simply not fast enough.

I've noticed that enemies seem to freeze you in place; I can't verify this visually but if you take too long to kill them, you won't complete the race as quickly. I don't think there's a quick way to kill enemies. Speed doesn't seem to make a difference, you just make your way into their lane and fire when you hear the long beep.

Another topic I should touch on is endless mode. First of all I don't know why announcements such as "incoming asteroid," "incoming enemy" and curves aren't being announced. It's kinda cool actually, but a bit unexpected. I also like the idea of endless mode, but it feels very unbalanced.

The idea of it is that things approach faster as you make your way down the track. But they do so at an uneven rate. The curves stay fairly easy and only get harder gradually, and the enemies don't seem to change at all from what I can tell, but the asteroids pick up speed far too quickly. After a minute or so, they're too fast to avoid at top speed anyway.

For a while, it's kinda fun putting on the breaks when an asteroid is coming, but the fun factor kinda wears off when you realize that 1, there's no real incentive to max your speed out, so you could just move slowly all the time, and 2, your range of speed is far too wide and it just makes the whole thing boring. Eventually you'll get to a point where the asteroid pace maxes out, but you can still crawl along the track at a snail's pace and easily avoid anything that comes for you. Once you get to that point there's really no reason to play it.

So there's got to be something else to equalize this. Maybe markers on the track at set intervals, and if you took too long to hit the next marker, you'd be out of the race? Hmm, I like that. I could overlook all of my balance issues with endless mode if something like that was in it. Come to think of it, they wouldn't actually be issues then; they'd just make you care about your ship stats more i.e. Asteroids are clearly dangerous at high speed so you have to slow down when one is near, so you'd want a ship that can accelerate quickly to reach the next checkpoint in time.

But yeah, really hoping Goni can be beaten somehow. Or maybe the balancing is flawed and we just need to wait on an update.

the game has been updated. now we can play. I passed the silver League. now I play in the Golden League.

hi. my game was updated automatically.

when I started my game, the game immediately automatically updated. after that, I wanted to continue the game from where I was before the update, but this was not possible. then I started the game from the beginning. and I was able to pass the silver League without any problems.

@blackdog, you say "after the update", I have not noticed there is an update, though it is possible that it might have happened without my noticing if there is no indication that it's happened.
I do remember the game taking a while to start, but whether this was the update I don't know since I've not played the game since June so I'm not sure how long the start time is supposed to be.

I've reset my game progress though, so I suppose we'll see if I have the same problem when I get to gony in silver league or not.

@Boo15mario, I did not buy the game through Steam, but directly from the audio.it store, which is why I was wondering if there was an email with the update info, as usually happens with audio.it's games.

Fair enough.
If I don't get any notifications about the update by the end of this week, I'll contact the developers and see what is going on, since I would like to see all the tracks, actually a soundtrack for the game would be pretty cool too.

@Rising pixel, fair enough, I'll look forward to playing the new version when I get the email.
Btw, any chance the soundtrack could be made available for purchice? the game's music is actually pretty awesome and the sort of thing I'd likely listen to on my own anyway.

Hi @Maranatà

I'll do my best in summarize the tutorial for you.

At the beginning there is an explanation of the mobile gestures.
-> swipe right and left to move the spaceship. You can use this gesture to move in the menu.
-> use three fingers tap to open the pause menu.
-> At the start of a race there is a countdown, when it reaches 0 tap to make a perfect start.
-> There are examples of the different sounds you can find: there is one for the right border, another for the left border and two different sound for the moment you gain or lose a position, as well as for when a curve is approaching or for the moment you have an asteroid in front of you.
-> When an enemy is in front of you wait until the target is blocked (you can know this by a bip sound that becomes continuos when the target is blocked) then tap to shoot.

I think that is all. Let me know if you need more help on this.
Regards

Sigh. Bad! Same gameplay mchanics as usual, sigh.