[Nathan Norris]

This isn’t just your typical obstacle-dodging platformer; Space Waves opens up a fast-paced, breathless arcade experience, like being hurtled through a space vortex controlled entirely by reflexes and concentration that surprises even you. Your sleek spaceship—or rather, the strange symbol that represents you—slides like a beam of light, through deadly vortexes, past floating spikes that are waiting to crash into anyone caught off guard. It all comes together in a frenetic rhythm reminiscent of Geometry Dash, but controlled with the subtlety and freedom of wave-based gameplay. The game is a free gem with a touch of sci-fi and mischief, making you laugh in fear, angry in delight, and most importantly, never escape once you jump into that endless wave. It is an invitation to you to step into an adventure that is both crazy and attractive – where there is no end, only speed, chaos and a feeling of victory that explodes when you overcome a seemingly impossible challenge.

Dig deeper into Space Waves, you will realize that what makes this game attractive is not only the speed but also the beautiful artistic space created with the characteristic neon graphics. The colorful patches shimmer against the dark background, moving to the rhythm of the vibrant electronic music, creating the feeling of you going through a light show in space. Each level is not only a challenge but also a living, breathing picture that changes constantly, making failure many times sometimes become an opportunity for you to admire the beauty from different perspectives.

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I think one feature wall is enough. I used a strong Art Deco print from https://costacover.com/collections/art-deco-wallpaper behind my bed and left the others plain. That way the pattern anchors the space without overwhelming it. It adds drama but stays classy because the rest remains simple.

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