Maybe the devs can add a "super slow for old geezers" mode? I have another game like this (Race the Sun) where, after dozens of tries I managed to get halfway into the second level, maybe 30 seconds? Endless Maneuver looks much more difficult. I don't expect to get any enjoyment out of a 5-10 second burst and then starting over, would like it much more if there was a chance to get into the "zen" of running and dodging instead of "can I make it past the 3rd group of barriers this time?". Graphics look good for this kind of game, though it looks difficult to tell if the colored walls are in the group coming up, or the one behind that. Another case of almost a fun game, needs more play testing (my opinion! those with lightning-quick reflexes who like to face defeat in rapid succession might enjoy this)

I can see how it would be addictive, but I think it would drive me insane.

Endless Maneuver

In Brief

Endless Maneuver is a 3D runner game with two endless levels; one easy one hard. Created by GGaming who game us the two Running Man 3D games earlier this week.

Developers Introduction:

I am glad to present to your attention a new game Endless Maneuver. The essence of the game is the need to hold out as long as possible on the platform, overcoming obstacles and increasing your rating. The game features 2 levels of difficulty: easy and difficult, each of which contains a rating table, as well as 4 character skins, the number of which will continue to increase. Good luck everyone. I'll meet you in the game.

Reference accessed HERE. 17th October 2019

The Game:

Endless Maneuver is a non stop runner game where you have to avoid running into obstacles that are placed randomly on a narrow road. You can select your character from several skins and there are two difficulty modes easy and hard. I chose the easy mode and after five minutes of game play had not been able to survive more than 7 seconds. So for me the easy level is also hard and I doubt I’ll ever be able to survive the hard level. I checked both and the difference seems to be the obstacles take up more room so you have less maneuverability and you go faster on the hard level. A simple concept, with clean fresh graphics, a must have for gamers who love a challenge. You'll never complete either level as they are endless, the idea is to gradually improve your score by surviving as long as you can.

Today is the last chance to get Surviving Mars and two additional DLC for the game for free via Epic Games HERE. From later this afternoon (UK time) the free game changes over to Alan Wake's American Nightmare and another horror game called >observer_. Also, several games have been added to the dev's showcase area of Indie Gala HERE since I posted details last week. You may find something of interest there?