Calin shows SpaceFlex, a fractal shooter where maps contain infinite self-similar copies of themselves nested inside. You can snipe through the layers, jump from a minimap to the full map, fight your mirror double, and flip gravity in fully destructible spaces.
Hi, my name is Calin and this is my game SpaceFlex, the online fractal shooter. This is a fractal map. As you go down to the center, you keep coming back to where you started. That's because the map contains a smaller version of itself, which also contains a smaller version of itself, and on and on to infinity. Now imagine playing a free-for-all deathmatch in a never-ending fractal. Welcome to SpaceFlex! You and your opponent exist on each of these nested maps. That means you have multiple lines of sight to your enemy, and you can snipe them from any layer of the map. But remember, if you can see them deep inside the fractal, so can they. This gameplay footage doesn't do justice to the recursive, chaotic combat. It's absolutely bonkers. The fractal mode is just one of 6 impossible spaces in the game. You have the infinite looping mode, where the map repeats itself in all directions, forever. In Fractal Minimap, there is a mini version of the map here inside this building. I can jump inside it and land anywhere I want back on the actual map. And in Mirror Mode, the right half of the map is reflected on the left half. Each player has a mirror double who mimics everything they do. That's mine over there. Shoot either version of your opponent to kill them. Finally, you have portals. In this map, Two Corn, the portal acts as a backdoor into the enemy's base. The maps are fully destructible, you can flip gravity, and do so much, much more. If you want to play this game right now, you can get it on Steam for early access by clicking the link above this video. And if you think the fractal stuff is cool and deserves more attention, give us a retweet and share this with your friends. Thank you, your support means the world to me.
