This Means Warp Review

This Means Warp takes two entirely different games and violently mashes them together until they kiss. Take the rogue-lite ship battling of FTL and the frantic relationship-destroying chaos of Overcooked, and you have a rough idea of This Means Warp.

*Gideon's Bias*

Review Copy Used: Yes
Hours Played: 18+
Reviewed on: Xbox Series X
Fan of Genre: Yes
Mode Played: Normal & Hard
Additional Bias: I did not play online multiplayer. I played Co-op locally.

*This Means Warp Information*

Publisher: Jagex LTD
Type: Full Game
Platforms: PC, Xbox Platforms, PlayStation 4/5 and Nintendo Switch.
Genre: Party Game, Rogue-lite
Price: $19.99

*Pros*

Running a space ship Overcooked style is brilliant

The rogue-lite elements are a ton of fun

AI crewmates make single-player a viable option

Adding weapons and gear to your ship is enjoyable

Plenty of unlockable scenarios

Difficulty settings present

*Cons*

A critical crashing issue also reset the enemy level scaling after a reload

The game could use some more ship variety

AI crewmates don't prioritize very well

The mini-games outside of combat get a bit repetitive

Upgrade orbs are somewhat one note, the best way to use them is fairly obvious

The rogue-lite nature makes failures sting more than in other party games

*Links*

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*Time Stamps*

00:00 Overview
00:56 FTL (Fix the Leak)
03:19 Star Tech
05:24 The Empire Crashes back
07:02 Verdict

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