When comparing Glitchspace vs Rymdkapsel, the Slant community recommends Rymdkapsel for most people. In the question“What are the best Abstract games on Steam?” Rymdkapsel is ranked 5th while Glitchspace is ranked 7th. The most important reason people chose Rymdkapsel is:
There is included in the game a "Zen" mode where users can play with no enemies in the levels, which makes for a more easy going and relaxing experience.
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Pros
Pro Non stress environment
The music in game is similar to elevator music and the visuals are simple and relaxing, combined it creates an atmosphere that is pretty stress free, which is good as the further one gets the more complicated the game can become.
Pro Inventive 3D representation of programming
The player needs to get from point a to point b by fixing glitches in the environment by using a programming language called Null, which allows user manipulation of the environment. Through this manipulation the game focuses on an inventive way of showing 3D representations of the mechanics of programming.
Pro Helps you learn how 3D game geometry works
While the 3D programming language in the game doesn't have much scripting or logic in it, it does teach you about how 3D geometry works through concepts like scaling, translating, and transforming objects and vectors.
Pro "Zen" mode
There is included in the game a "Zen" mode where users can play with no enemies in the levels, which makes for a more easy going and relaxing experience.
Pro Unique base building mechanic
You build out your base by attaching tetronimo shaped rooms. It's a unique kind of constraint that is rarely seen in base building games.
Cons
Con Intimidating to learn
Upon first boot it is quite obvious that the game will take a bit of play to learn, this is made worse by the fact that there is no tutorial. Though the game is in early access, so that may change.
Con Gameplay novelty doesn't last for that long
The game only has enough mechanics to really last a few hours, and after a few levels it's done. There is no infinite mode.