space waves is much more than a simple obstacle avoidance game. It feels like being thrown headlong into a high speed tornado of light, where your reflexes are constantly tested under ever increasing pressure. From the initial seconds the game gives a tangible sensation of suspense as the player’s avatar is navigating small corridors loaded with razor-sharp obstacles, organized with almost brutal perfection. The tempo is merciless, and players have little time to adjust, having to make split-second judgments in every short instant. Any little misstep will stop the whole adventure in its tracks, forcing the player to restart from the beginning. It is the same unforgivingness of space waves that makes them so beguiling, because each time a tough portion is successfully negotiated, it produces an intensely rewarding feeling of accomplishment.

Players are not only avoiding physical obstacles, but also continually fighting the mental and psychological strain that the fast pace of the game creates. It's a game where every second you survive has a real worth. Every run is a battle to keep your head while the world around you spins into a tornado of light and velocity. Space waves doesn’t need a rich story to create emotion; the gameplay itself is enough to pull players into a hyper-concentrated state. In short, it is a voyage where reflexes, willpower and accuracy must fuse into a single entity to endure the terrible trials of a future nothingness.