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About This Game Space Giraffe is an abstract action arcade style game that takes place in a succession of beautiful environments generated by an advanced graphics synthesizer. It presents itself as a shooter but the more you play the more you discover the hidden depths and strategies that make the gameplay satisfyingly rich and rewarding. This is the boldest evolution of the trance-shooter, created by the company that helped to define the genre with the groundbreaking “Tempest 2000”. 200 levels of trancetastic action. Beautiful abstract graphics that respond to audio input. Deep gameplay that rewards strategic and thoughtful play. Accessible enough to entertain a novice player, but deep enough to satisfy the arcade expert. Intense, satisfying, synaesthesiac shooting action that you'll return to again and again in search of ever higher scores. b4d347fde0 Title: Space GiraffeGenre: IndieDeveloper:Llamasoft LTDPublisher:Llamasoft LTDRelease Date: 19 Mar, 2009 Space Giraffe Torrent Download [portable Edition] space giraffe pc download. negative space giraffe. space giraffe xbox one. evil space giraffe. zopa space giraffe. space giraffe satisfactory. giraffe in a spacesuit. space giraffe achievement guide. giraffe space use. plattan space giraffe. space giraffe xbox 360. space giraffe steam. space giraffe game. giraffe space meme. space giraffe gif. space giraffe keygen. space giraffe pc. space giraffe soundtrack. giraffe and space. space giraffe download. giraffe space hopper. space giraffe your love. giraffe into space. space giraffe review. youtube space giraffe. space giraffe ps4. space giraffe (xb360). space giraffe urbanears. giraffe dead space. giraffe living space. space giraffe-tick-penguin-whale thing. giraffe in space. giraffe space requirements. space giraffe. giraffe space livermore. deep space sparkle giraffe I do like Tempest. And it has to be weird when the first thing I read opening this is THIS IS NOT TEMPEST.Darn right, cuz in Tempest you could actually see what you were doing.Too much neon too much particules, too much EVERYTHING. But the game area takes a relatively small part of the screen, increasing the problem or not seeing crap.Pass.. Very good game for the first 20 or so levels but eventually overloads you with so much that you don't know what's going on, much like the original Tempest 2000. Maybe there's something I'm missing, IDK. I would very much like to be good at this game but it tests my patience a bit with how suddenly you can die from a stray bullet - a quicker death screen would've helped alleviate this somewhat.Still worth a go anyways, it's blast once you get the hang of it and maybe you'll get to be good at this, I mean to be fair I was never very good at Tempest 2000.. Another good game for people with good taste. If you don't own a PS Vita and can't enjoy the glory of Jeff Minter's TxK, then this is as close as you'll get on PC. It's a great time.. I don't recall when I got this game, in all honesty. I think it was in a bundle of some kind. But I got reminded of its existence through a weird set of events and wanted to give it another go.The tutorial is alright - it tells you how things work, which is quite essential for something like this, and the playing field on which you experience things lets you mess around with things for the sake of practice. I came away from the tutorial with a vague sense of how to play - run into basic enemies, shoot flowers and bullets. The gameplay is rather interesting, with a neat premise that can prove rewarding if you can put the time into it.The main issue I have is that the entire game's aesthetic is a god damn mess. Visuals are psychedelic, which might be some folks' cup of tea, but I found myself dying more often than not due to one of the things I was meant to shoot getting lost in the overwhelming visuals. And this is coming from someone who can play Beat Hazard on Suicidal. The audio makes me think I'm shooting up some bizarre children's toy that communicates in barnyard animal calls, random phone noises, and the occasional phrase repeated to the point of annoyance. Not to mention the weird kid at the start screen reading out numbers in Welsh. The text of the game is just as "wacky" and "random", with references to older games dotted around, intentional misspellings, and the word "goat" being shoved into other words for seemingly no reason.There's certainly a good game to be had from this, but the nonsensical art direction and reliance on random humour can easily grate if you aren't into that sort of thing. After ten levels (which I understand is less than a tenth of the actual game) I had to turn the game off for fear of giving myself a migraine. It's got a niche appeal, and unfortunately it's not for me.. I've been playing this for 10 minutes and I already have brain cancer.. After completing 63 levels I would not recommend it. It's very chaotic and serves better as a learning experience for game developers. Main mechanics are explained in the help menu and provide you with the most basic information. Other things you have to figure out by yourself through many deaths. At first you won't even understand what's killing you. Some bullets can be avoided, some bullet-like bursts serve as powerups, some shapes can kill you even when bullying, but other can't - it's not clear at all why. Rules are just rules, you have to figure them out and try to follow them. Complexity curve is not consistent - some levels are hard and take 10-20 tries, while others are first try easy mode. Some level names seem meaningful while others are just for fun. Some angles and geometry introduce interesting behaviour which is never developed into consistent whole.Never understood why people praise this game. Because it's funny? It gets old very fast. Because it's original? Yeah I've never seen anything quite like it, I've never played Tempest or any other tube-shooter. Is this a good introduction to the genre? No.. https:\/\/youtu.be\/opeF3RwCmkIThe over the top visuals, effects, and audio come at the cost of obfuscating the already abstract gameplay. This makes this experience at best a curiosity as player struggle to understand.. Space Giraffe by Jeff Minter is a game where the player controls Elfie - the first giraffe to ever be sent into space. The game begins by quickly going through the two decade’s worth of intensive education which Elfie must first undergo before he can become the first space giraffe. Completing many assignments and even making a few friends along the way. At the end of the first level, Elfie is awarded a space giraffe diploma, and there is a beautiful shot where the player can see Elfie’s parents in the audience at the ceremony. Since the game is made with the same graphics engine that powered Sony’s Afrika on the Playstation 3, the level of emotion that Elfie’s parents are able to display was quite impressive at the time. Elfie finally boards a rocket in level 2 and is shot into the vast vacuum of space, wherein for the first time in his life, Elfie comes to the realization that he will have to spend the rest of his life alone. Over the course of a year, the player gets to witness Elfie’s descent into madness, and as he loses his mind, the universe around him starts to change in colour. The rest of the game just rips off the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey, but instead of a space baby, we get to see the ghost of J. Allard.