I've been looking for a review of this game for a few days now, and can't find a thing.  Seems like it might be a decent game, if you can get comfortable with the somewhat different control style the game uses.  It also seems like it could be a fairly large game with a nice sized campaign, but it's hard to tell from the demo. 

My guess is that it isn't selling very well, and that's kinda sad knowing the history behind the game's development.  It's the first project from a guy who used to program games for Capcom, and a bunch of game developer students just out of college. : (

Anyone?

Yeah, it looks good to me. I like the subspace vibe. I think I'll buy it without a review and see.

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It's pretty cool, I guess.  Try the demo and if you like it, buy it.

"Team Xbox and IGN are the only ones I know."

There are a bunch of reviews floating around. The controls in the game are a hard hit. They are not easy to grasp. After a little bit of time playing with them you will find them useful. They were designed with the multiplayer combat in mind. The game has 8 ships playable online each that plays like a different character. The Hydra is a strong ship with heavy armor and slow moving with high damage. Similar to Zangief from Street Fighter series. While Djinn is a transformable ship that has a attack mode and defensive mode, sort of like Gen's stances in the later Street Fighter editions. The two designers for the game were Street Fighter guys that did things like design the Dee-Jay character.  The adventure mode will take about 4 hours with all the secret areas, though can have a speed run in about 1/4 of that time. Score Attack on both Normal and Hardcore can take about One and a Half hours each for seasoned players. Overall for 10 dollars the game has a lot of content. If you go online, there are multiplayer games that bring new life to it.