Anyway, is the best game, i find until now to work on my 8700g, i mean in graphic mode, and easy keys to use.

If all games here are like this, indded is a great site.

Your kindness Queen.

****** Highly addicting and fun filled game Ever *******

All right well I will give a quick rundown of how the game works before giving my opinions.

Asteroid Jane is a simple yet addicting game where you control a claw to grab asteroids below you. The goal is to fill the quota by grabbing the asteroids to get money.

OK well first off I will have to note that the only version I was able to play was the demo which only offered the first level. While it was fun for the first twenty seconds I quickly realized that fifty levels of rock grabbing can get dull pretty quickly. After I finished grabbing all of the rocks and filling my quota before the time limit a message prompted suggesting the rest of the game will be more entertaining with power ups and more. Now these power ups might make the game more fun to play I do not think this will encourage me to finish the entire game and save Fritter from the bad guys.
Overall I will have to say the gaming experience was mediocre. While the graphics were quite beautiful with the monotone color scheme befitting to the game’s environment, I would have preferred to see more variety of colors for a creative taste. The optional settings and game menu were definitely a plus with the option to increase the difficulty to normal or hard adding nice replay value for the dedicated space miners. Through instructions and simple game play gives this game a short learning curve but the over simplicity and ease makes this game just a tedious task.

For me, until asteroid collecting actually becomes a profitable course, I just can’t find this game interesting enough to play.

Story: 3/10
Replay Value: 7/10
Ease of play/use: 9/10
Graphics: 7/10
Overall gaming experience: 6/10
Addictiveness: 7/10
Overall rating: 6.5

Worth $15 bucks? Not at all.
Worth getting free? Definitely yes.

(Review based on demo only.)

The “background story” graphics are a bit lacking, but the rest of the images and graphics are really nice quality. Graphics in game are smooth, and gameplay on the first level is fun, but is likely to get boring fairly quickly without some additional powerups, or maybe gaining the ability to move across the top of the screen.

The game starts quickly and has easy options for disabling sound and vibration, which is a plus in my book. It appears to autosave between levels and allow you to restart between them, which would be nice for me as I often only play games for short periods of time. The demo doesn’t allow for testing this though.

Is it worth the $15 purchase price? Maybe for some people. I’d be a little concerned about the long-term playability of the game. That may be addressed well in the further levels, but that’s not clear from the demo.

- Mike