Hey everyone,

I'm still kind f not sure whether to grab this one or not. I liked the trial of it but one thing concerns me, the length of the game. Is this something that can be easily finished in an hour or two or does it have a lot of levels to keep you playing for ages?

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Each level is roughly 3 minutes.  Basically, you're looking at 30 minutes, but there's a total of 25 levels.  Generally, the replay value in these types of games is highscore. So, if you like that feature, then you should be satisfied for hours.

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Going to grab this as soon as the website I ordered some points from emails me with the code :) Thanks for the reply.

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 TodaysForgotten wrote:

Each level is roughly 3 minutes.  Basically, you're looking at 30 minutes, but there's a total of 25 levels.  Generally, the replay value in these types of games is highscore. So, if you like that feature, then you should be satisfied for hours.

Where did you learn your math?

Where did you learn your reading comprehension?

He/She asked how long the game is.  If levels equal 3 minutes that would mean 30 minutes for 10 levels.  There are a total of 25 levels. 

Next time i will be sure to double check my post so that ages 1 day to 99 years old dont have to worry about filling in the blanks.  I thought basically would kinda give you the idea that the basic game has 10 levels by using simple math.

So, to clarify for those here is a simplified version of my first comment:

Jessara.  The game has a total of 25 levels.  If you like achievements then youll want to play every level for a total of 75 minutes.  I got 75 minutes by doing 3 x 25, which if you write it out on paper, or do it in your head or on a calculator should give you 75 minutes.  If you're unsure, message snorton and he will surely help you with this basic mathematical problem. 

To clarify the levels a bit.  The game is 10 levels in one sitting.  There are time warps in each level.  Without this time warp i believe you will play the same 10 levels over and over.  Once again giving you 30 minutes total game time.  Cause seriously? You cant play 25 levels in one game.   When you pick up this purple (color) you will be able to change your course after finishing a level.  When this happens you will notice the first level is its own planet.  But, it has no number associated with it, but technically is the first level.  From there levels 1 (number) to 9 (again another number) you will have 3 (yet another number) columns to choose your own course.  This is where that number 25 comes into play over the course of 3 games. Since i think i said you cant play all 25 levels in one game... for a total of 75 minutes.

To save confusion, do not add levels 0-9 ontop of the 25 levels total time.  That would give you 35 levels and would totally be incorrect, LOFL!

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 TodaysForgotten wrote:

Where did you learn your reading comprehension?

He/She asked how long the game is.  If levels equal 3 minutes that would mean 30 minutes for 10 levels.  There are a total of 25 levels. 

Next time i will be sure to double check my post so that ages 1 day to 99 years old dont have to worry about filling in the blanks.  I thought basically would kinda give you the idea that the basic game has 10 levels by using simple math.

So, to clarify for those here is a simplified version of my first comment:

Jessara.  The game has a total of 25 levels.  If you like achievements then youll want to play every level for a total of 75 minutes.  I got 75 minutes by doing 3 x 25, which if you write it out on paper, or do it in your head or on a calculator should give you 75 minutes.  If you're unsure, message snorton and he will surely help you with this basic mathematical problem. 

To clarify the levels a bit.  The game is 10 levels in one sitting.  There are time warps in each level.  Without this time warp i believe you will play the same 10 levels over and over.  Once again giving you 30 minutes total game time.  Cause seriously? You cant play 25 levels in one game.   When you pick up this purple (color) you will be able to change your course after finishing a level.  When this happens you will notice the first level is its own planet.  But, it has no number associated with it, but technically is the first level.  From there levels 1 (number) to 9 (again another number) you will have 3 (yet another number) columns to choose your own course.  This is where that number 25 comes into play over the course of 3 games. Since i think i said you cant play all 25 levels in one game... for a total of 75 minutes.

To save confusion, do not add levels 0-9 ontop of the 25 levels total time.  That would give you 35 levels and would totally be incorrect, LOFL!

That's how you throw a comment back in someone's face. Props on the nice speech.

It's a little short but there's indefinite replay value. I always think I'm just going to spend 15 minutes on it and I end up playing for an hour or two. Aces of the Galaxy is the most addicting game I've played in a long time.

Yeah pretty much everyone should get this game. Tell your friends about it.