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Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 3
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  1. Apr 7, 2022
    80
    Z-Warp might be one of the more conventional shmups from a studio that usually leans into the experimental side, but I think it might be Panda Indie’s best yet. The mix of Cave-esque movement, creative bullet patterns, and the inventive twist on bombs makes for a satisfying bullet hell, drenched in the grimy atmosphere of its lo-fi pixel art and sci-fi horror theming. Forget what you know about clinging to your bomb stock—in Z-Warp, that button is your best friend.
  2. Apr 6, 2022
    80
    Z-Warp isn’t exactly breaking new ground, but it offers enough of a unique feel to pull in SHMUP fans looking for something new. Once you figure out how its mechanics work, they’re a lot of fun and kept my attention much longer than I initially expected. It’s the sort of game that makes you say “one more run” so often that you’ll think you’ve traveled through time.
  3. Apr 27, 2022
    60
    Z-Warp offers up some tried and tested shoot ’em up action but little besides. Those who enjoy amassing high scores should find a decent amount of enjoyment from the game, but its appeal is limited.
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  1. Jan 7, 2023
    7
    This is a really fun game, but it is so short! There are only 5 short levels which means you can finish this in 15 minutes! It almost feelsThis is a really fun game, but it is so short! There are only 5 short levels which means you can finish this in 15 minutes! It almost feels like a prototype or a proof of concept for the much longer, more varied, more replayable 'Project Starship X'. Z-Warp is worth picking up when on sale, but don't expect to spend too long playing this title before you decide its time to move on to something else. Full Review »