This First-Person Arena Shooter With Mind-Bending Fractal Maps Has A Release Date

Spaceflux is a first-person arena shooter with mind-bending fractal maps developed by Calin Ardelean using Unreal Engine, which we covered earlier this month. Now, the developers have brought great news regarding the release of their 1.0 version.

If you missed our earlier article about it, the game features mind-bending fractal maps inspired by an episode of SpongeBob. You can engage in fast-paced PvP combat across various impossible spaces, including fractal maps with infinite copies of the map and player duplicates, horizontal loops where the map repeats infinitely in all directions, minimap mode with a mini version of the map existing within itself infinitely, mirror mode where both the map and players are reflected, portals that transport players to different locations within the map, and vertical loops where you experience a never-ending fall.

After seven years in development and four years in Early Access, receiving positive reviews on Steam, Spaceflux is set for a full launch in around three weeks, on June 11, bringing new content, including a new single-player Horde Mode and additional updates.

Here are some clips to showcase the mind-blowing, impossible levels: 

"Simple gimmick but fun. Played it 1v1 with a friend for hours without realizing," one player said. If you'd like to give it a try, don't hesitate to add the game to your wishlist to be notified when the full game is released and follow the developer on social media to see more footage.