Games Asylum: "How low can you go? As low as 1-bit, it seems. This twin-stick shooter prides itself of being as low-fi as possible, resembling a cross between a CGA PC game circa 1983 and an over-ambitious Atari 2600 arcade conversion, jagged edges and all."
Null Drifter supplies gamers with hours of fun, as well as a treat for both the eyes and the ears. An experince that you will return to again and again.
Sometimes we all need a brief distraction that packs a ton of fun, and that's okay. I highly recommend this title.
It's the hypnotic visuals that did it for me. Superb artwork and choice of colour.
Kieran writes: "Null Drifter on Xbox One is, at the end of the day, a good experience. I’d love to see it grace the mobile scene, letting us scratch both itches of a quick and frantic gameplay experience and a relaxing, lo-fi soundtrack to listen to. Unfortunately though, it doesn’t have the strength or stamina to exist on Xbox One beside far deeper and more rewarding video game adventures."
Paul @ FG: What happens when you combine classic PS shooter Resogun with the ZX Specrum? Well, you sort of get Null Drifter.
