At the risk of this being the most efficient Stuff review ever: you should go and download Data Wing right now, because it’s brilliant. The weird thing is, it’s not a game that immediately screams play me.

If anything, it at first looks a bit ordinary.You start off flying what appears to be a refugee from ancient arcade game Asteroids. It flits about minimal top-down racing circuits, while all kinds of eye-smashing weirdness burbles away in the background. But then an AI pops up and starts blathering away. It turns out, you’re a ‘data wing’, designed to ferry information about a system apparently designed by someone with a thing for retro gaming and racing.

I Wish There Were More Games Like This. Apr 20, 2020. This game is without a doubt my favorite mobile game, and it helps that.

This involves getting from A to B, battling inertia and gravity, and boosting by scraping your tiny triangular craft against track edges.All the while, a story starts building. The AI seems to have designs on being human. There’s reverence for – and a modicum of interaction with – the hallowed ‘user’. And yet something feels slightly off about your boss’s machinations as you blaze about, doing its bidding. As you play, the story unfolds in surprising ways. You meet friendly malware that tries to tempt you, and peek into the innermost thoughts of the user.Really, this shouldn’t work – two intertwined storylines that end up packing emotional clout, combined with a minimal racer.

But Data Wing swiftly becomes a mobile title you won’t put down until you crack the very last challenge.Not that doing so is easy. Although Data Wing clearly wants you to progress and doesn’t slam you into too many difficulty walls, it does regularly shake things up. The most basic races are time trials, where you complete a circuit within a strict time limit. Some add extra-time gates, or have you complete against seemingly zombified data wings. (Best not think about where they came from.)But some levels are almost adventure-like, complete with puzzles and keys. Some are particularly ingeniously laid out, with you having to carefully utilise speed-up mats and scarce track edges to clamber your way to an exit high above.Data Wing showcases how a little imagination can be transformative even in relatively minimal mobile fare.

This could have been yet another top-down endless racer with pretty graphics. Instead, it’s a miniature masterpiece – a bold mash-up of racing, narrative, puzzle-solving, and logic tests that yanks you from exhilarating action to heart-twanging plot twists again and again.As noted before: go and download Data Wing right now, because it’s brilliant.Data Wing is available for.

For the past few weeks, I've been into fast, 2-D, and story games!

And today, I ran into a game that combines all three!

Say hello to Data Wing. A game by Dan Vogt.

From the looks and the colour pallette, I fell in love instantaneously. Nba street v3 gamecube rom.

When I started it up, it gave me the controls. They are very simplistic, two finger controls. It has momentum based movements and an amazing art style.

After the controls I was introduced to Mother, Mother is apparently the leader of the computer. It's design is so simple, yet so advanced.

The level select has a great style to it, I don't know what it is, but I love it alot.

The first level wasn't difficult, as expected.

After finishing the first levels, there was even more. The goal was the Security Nexus. And I knew it would take a while to get there.

Just to make this post shorter, I'm going to skip all of the pictures. Since there is a wild amount of levels.

Now for the amazing colour. Every level has a different colour pallette. Some are beautiful, some are a bit bland, and some are used too much. I love the use of orange and green because they work so well together.

After I got to the Security Nexus, I thought it was over. I thought wrong. The next target was the Prism. And that was going to be the official end. And honestly, I didn't want it to end.

Again, to save time. I will now talk about the ending.

This games estimate time to finish was about 40 minutes. And the ending will only make sense if you read all of the dialouge. The ending was amazing and very clutch.

After the cutscene, I was shocked. And the credits rolled.

Thank you for reading my first review! See you later!