SpiritSphere

Eendhoorn Games · Jan 24, 2017

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SpiritSphere is a local multiplayer game that draws inspiration from classics like Zelda and Windjammers and mashes it together with the nostalgic feel of playing air hockey at your local arcade.

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GameSpew
David Treharne · Feb 04, 2017
9.0
In the same way that a game like Rocket League can create its own unique variation of a sport, I think SpiritSphere manages to accomplish just as much – even when it applies a very strict set of retro-restrictions to itself in the process. Personally, I think it’s better off for having done that. If you’re looking for something unique with a great replayability factor – and most of all, lots of fun – then SpiritSphere is worth checking out.
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Hey Poor Player
Kenny McKee · Jan 24, 2017
6.0
SpiritSphere is a neat little experience overall that does a good job of paying homage to the classic Legend of Zelda titles. While it may not be terribly long, and it does suffer from a few problems here and there, you can’t deny its obvious charm. If you’re a fan of LoZ-inspired games, or maybe even someone who just likes quirky fictional sports, you’re probably going to get some enjoyment out of this one.
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Cubed3
Thom Compton · Feb 23, 2017
8.0
Spiritsphere is incredibly fun when it focuses on its competitive nature. It doesn't really feel very exciting when it tries to be a solo experience, but it does manage to be a breath of fresh air in local competitive e-sports. Perhaps with an online component, it could become a sports and Zelda fan's dream title. Until then, though, it's still a whole lot fun in a somewhat unconventional package.
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Spazio Games
Francesco Corica · Jan 26, 2017
5.0
SpiritSphere è il frutto di un’idea originale che, se sviluppata con maggiore attenzione, avrebbe potuto ricavarsi un buon mercato tra una fetta maggiore di utenti. Purtroppo la sua ampia devozione al multiplayer (a cui manca l’online), i problemi di bilanciamento dei personaggi e la sua natura ripetitiva lo rendono ideale solo per coloro che cercano partite brevi insieme a qualche amico.
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