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Playing Space Waves for longer makes you understand that it's not just a reflex test; it also tests your capacity to keep your cool when things become tough. Later levels test your reflexes as you navigate through more tight corridors, denser objects, and what seem to be quicker speeds. When the wave sneaks through a crack that's hardly bigger than a human hair, you'll experience an amazing sense of accomplishment when you finally make it through. This is full of these kinds of moments all the time; they're the kind that make you want to try again and again until you finally beat that particularly challenging level.

Space Waves also stands out for its obvious justice system. Playing well or poorly in the game is totally dependent on the player's ability and focus, rather than chance or other random variables. Every setback has an obvious origin, and every advancement is the product of trained reflexes, an enhanced comprehension of the mechanics of movement, and an enhanced command of the wave. This makes game more than simply fun; it's a real adventure in skill development.