Gamma IV

Gamma IV is a video game in the action genre developed by Cactus Software and published by Cactus Software originally released in 2009. It is currently playable on Windows.

Gamma IV plays out like a laser show of a Daft Punk concert, with electro-heavy beats and a spectrum of colored beams pulsing like waves in an audio visualization application. The game is divided into different scenes with graduated difficulty levels, with a background music track that ties all the scenes together. Players control four laser beams in different directions, and pressing a button changes the direction of the beams 90 degrees clockwise, similar to the gameplay of the Snake game. The beams advance automatically at a constant speed. However, unlike Snake, it leaves no trails to be avoided. In each scene, the four laser beams are controlled simultaneously, and their movements are generally symmetrical. To clear a scene, you have to hit all the cubes. The first level is fairly easy, but if you touch a wall you are instantly killed, and in the later levels there are turrets that shoot deadly red lasers. In the last level there are different symmetrical moves that require a more precise approach. Once you complete the game, you will have to start over immediately. The name of this game comes from the participation in the indie game contest Gamma IV, whose theme was 'One Button'.

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