Chris Trottier on Nostr: It’s clear that BallisticNG wants to be WipEout down to the low polygon aesthetic ...
It’s clear that BallisticNG wants to be WipEout down to the low polygon aesthetic of the PlayStation 1. And it succeeds. This looks and feels like a PlayStation 1 games in every regard.
As an aside, I think it’s bizarre how people complain that Flashout looks too low polygon but BallisticNG is even more polygon and people praise it. Oh well, gamers are finnicky.
I like BallisticNG quite a lot. Like Flashout, there’s a combat element to it with lots of power-ups. But unlike Flashout, it feels less like a kart racer.
Also unlike Flashout, it’s got a great multiplayer mode and is also VR compatible. As a bonus, it’s also DRM-free.
BallisticNG also requires much lower specs than Redout or Flashout. It only needs a 64-bit single core CPU, 2GB RAM, and 3GB storage. You can play it on Windows, Mac, and Linux natively.
This antigravity futuristic racer is a delight.
As an aside, I think it’s bizarre how people complain that Flashout looks too low polygon but BallisticNG is even more polygon and people praise it. Oh well, gamers are finnicky.
I like BallisticNG quite a lot. Like Flashout, there’s a combat element to it with lots of power-ups. But unlike Flashout, it feels less like a kart racer.
Also unlike Flashout, it’s got a great multiplayer mode and is also VR compatible. As a bonus, it’s also DRM-free.
BallisticNG also requires much lower specs than Redout or Flashout. It only needs a 64-bit single core CPU, 2GB RAM, and 3GB storage. You can play it on Windows, Mac, and Linux natively.
This antigravity futuristic racer is a delight.