Space Beast Terror Fright Demo

Space Beast Terror Fright is a first-person shooter that has you, a marine, struggling for survival in an alien infested spaceship. Your goal is to find a way to reach and download a certain number of datacores without being ripped to pieces by the vicious creatures.

The spaceship that you have to explore in Space Beast Terror Fright is procedurally generated, meaning that things are put together just as you start the game. You will never see the same sequence of corridors and you will never predict form where the aliens will attack you.

In terms of gameplay, things in Space Beast Terror Fright are kept simple. You get the standard FPS controls with a few buttons that allow you to move around, shoot and interact with certain objects and in-game consoles. There are no complex mechanics or puzzles to solve, side objectives or upgrades to get, it all comes down to surviving as you attempt to finish the mission.

A feature that needs to be appreciated about Space Beast Terror Fright are its audio effects. It’s probably the thing which contributes the most to the horror atmosphere. You can hear your heart pounding louder and louder as the aliens approach, the creatures move around making sinister sounds and the songs change according to the action progression.

Space Beast Terror Fright is a game that might have an impact on those who suffer from claustrophobia. The gun in your hands is really large and takes up a quarter of the screen, the corridors you explore are rather tight and there is generally very little space to move in.

Aliens come at you from all places and if you’re not careful where you’re going, you’ll be dead in a second. It’s also predominantly dark and there is no flashlight to help you out, you just have to move with caution and keep your eyes on the radar for any possible movement.

Space Beast Terror Fright is a tough game to beat. Finding the datacores takes a lot of work and walking around. Aliens rarely come in small numbers and if you’re not that good of a shot, your game restart count will be considerably larger than that of the number of cores you find.