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Data Jammers: FastForward

67% positive of 106 Steam reviews

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Released
2011
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam, itch.io

Made by Digital Eel.

About the game

You are a Data Jammer, an elite virtual commando tasked with one purpose: Infiltrate the virtual Vaults of Ouroboros, the Military Industrial Complex, and take down The System!

Tagged by players

  • Action
  • Arcade
  • Racing

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Data Jammers: FastForward is a decent arcade game that can be finished in less than an hour. There's not a whole lot here, although anyone who enjoys seeing their name at the top of online leaderboards might like this. Data Jammers is a simple game: you steer a little vehicle along a a colorful track, picking up scoring orbs, avoiding obstacles, and grabbing powerups like shields and bombs that can be used to…

    1.4 h played when written. 20 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    In the trail of music/racer hybrids like Audiosurf, Data Jammers: FastForward ditches gimmicry for polish--and that choice benefits the final product in many levels. The lanes system lends the gameplay more precision when it comes to grabbing collectibles or avoiding enemies, but the controls don't suffer from the apparent limitations--some nonrelated depth issues aside, they're silky smooth. New mechanics are…

    57 min played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    If you played Audiosurf, then you can get how each level is setup. The only differences are that: You're not moving to the rhythm of music Some of the paths will fork, forcing you to choose for a while until they join again Nothing is planned ...and it's that last difference that makes all the difference. Couple that with a couple of other factors: Pickups to collect will be aligned adjacent to each other,…

    54 min played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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