Test your flying and design abilities in this challenging 3D space arcade shooter.

## About This Game
THIS GAME IS BRUTALLY HARD!!! If you’re looking for a fresh new approach to
space combat with lots of customization that will seriously challenge your
flight capabilities while also supporting an indie developer, this game is for
you!

As with any in depth space sim game, there’s a lot to learn. If you’ve never
heard of this game before, you should probably check out the intro video by
searching Euler Wars by Benderite Games on YouTube.

Euler Wars lets you take control of ships based on Platonic and Archimedean
solids. Any direction of the ship can be made the front. Can you not see
through the broken modules? Rotate yourself within the ship and keep those
weapons pointed at the enemy! Each face on the ship can be customized with
various modules and weapons to fit your play style. With full 6 axis controls
this game will challenge your 3D spatial abilities and test your hand-eye
coordination.

I’m a huge fan of space sims but have always had issues with various aspects
of the games. Unfair progression systems, boring unlock systems, bad ship
designs, and unrealistic movements have always annoyed me. Being a software
developer I thought “I’ll make my own game!” which is what I’ve now done.

Here’s what sets Euler Wars apart from other space sims:
Progression System
-Your progress is linked to both your abilities as a pilot as well as how much you’ve played the game.
-If you’re a skilled pilot, you won’t need to grind experience to unlock new ships.
-If you’re a beginner pilot, you can grind experience to make up for your lack of skill.

Unlock System
-All weapons and modules in the game are unlocked at the start.
-You’ll never have to feel underpowered just because you’re starting out. Even the starter ship can be as strong as it ever will be.
-All arena locations are unlocked at the start.
-You can play wherever you’d like to fit your play style. Do you like to hide? Enter the asteroid field. Want a challenge? Enter the hyperdimensional solids.
-Ships will be unlocked based on the progression system described above. Grinding experience isn’t necessarily when you’re a very skilled pilot but it can help you progress if you’re unskilled.

Ship Designs
-All ships are based on regular polyhedra. You won’t see any wings or wheels on these ships designed specifically for space combat.
-You’ll be able to fly all 5 Platonic solids and all 13 Archimedean solids.

Movement
-You have full 6 axis control of your ship.
-Each rotation direction is equally strong meaning you can look up as fast as you can look right or rotate clockwise.
-Each movement direction is equally strong meaning you can move forward as fast as you can move right or up.
Note: These controls can take a while to get used to. Once you do, though, you
can fly around things unlike any other game.

Spherical Ships
Possibly the biggest differentiator between Euler Wars and other games is the
ship design. Being based on regular polyhedra means that as the ships get
larger they become more spherical. This means there isn’t really a “front” of
your ship. That’s why I’ve create “rotation lock”.
-When a side of your ship gets destroyed and modules no longer work, you can rotate yourself relative to the ship to make a new side the “front”.
-This mechanic encourages you to design your ship uniformly so any direction can be effectively the front.
-If you want to play more riskily you can design your ship with all weapons on one side. This gives the benefit of higher burst damage but is harder to recover from if you lose modules.

Euler Wars