Is There Space In Space For Ring Runner Footage  By Craig
Pearson on March 27th, 2012 at 5:00 pm.  Space rogues do it from
space behind  In part because there’s something about pretending
or appending “space” to descriptions that speaks to me. Ring
Runner’s biggest boon is a willingness to take those fantasy
archetypes and space-fying them. Taking the most recent example:
the rogue mixes slick, slidey space movement, but with stealth
skills like cloaking, decoys and illusions. I wonder why
wrapping all this up in sci-fi makes it a whole lot more
appealing to me than a fantasy game? Have a look.  You could
make systemically the same game, and I probably wouldn’t be half
as interested if there wasn’t lazers and a starfield. I’m trying
to figure out if there is an easy way to explain Ring Runner,
but it’s mix is making it tough to pin down. Action RPG for
sure: the 65 ships pull from a pool of 300 skills to fight out
in procedural galactic battles. An upcoming video will show off
the Wizard analogue, where the p