Wazzal is an entertaining space exploration game in which we'll have to carry out a series of adventures inside our ship to survive the difficulties on the way. In contrast, we carry out all sorts of missions. Indeed, although this is a simple title, you will see that as you fulfill the objectives, it becomes more complicated and addictive.

Let's start then with the game's storyline, and we should say that it centers on a future in which mankind has managed to conquer a large part of the Solar System, reaching resources even on the other planets that are part of it. However, difficulties have also appeared, such as the presence of aliens, who, although they do not want to cause us harm, warns us that the Sun will probably explode soon.

What is the drawback, then? These space beings are the only ones capable of saving our lives, but to do so, we must deliver a considerable amount of money, or else we can say goodbye to everything. Thus, our character is nothing more than a space pirate who has to make a living to fulfill objectives that allow him to get money and be closer to his salvation.

Just as we said at the beginning, survival is Wazzal's reason for being, and your mission will be to go through all the possible points of the Solar System in search of the different ways of making money that arises there. You have to keep in mind that there will be jobs of all kinds, some already known and many others less common and that once you finish with them, you can collect the rewards offered in these cases.

To perform all our movements, we will have our spaceship, the so-called Wolf IV, which is the one in which our character works at the beginning of the game, but then takes stolen to carry out their missions. It will be essential, of course, that you learn to control this ship perfectly because otherwise, you will suffer a lot in your intention to stay alive.

You will see that the game system is quite simple, to the extent that to activate the missions, we will previously have to wait for the offers made by those looking for space pirates who can give them a hand with their needs. The problem is that the situation has become desperate, and at the end of the day, one cannot trust anyone. So you'd better take a good look at who you associate with.

You have to keep in mind that what happened to us the first time we tried to advance in Wazzal doesn't happen to you, that once we lose our lives, that is to say, when we are destroyed, all the advances obtained in the game are lost. If you don't want this to happen to you, what you have to do then is to save your progress every time you are safe so that way you can continue where you left off.

If we talk about the controls of the game, we have to say that everything is quite simple, to the extent that you will only have to use the keys 1, 2, and 3 to perform the different actions to be carried out, such as shooting enemies. In any case, as soon as the game starts, you will find a screen that will tell you which commands you have to take into account so that you remember them and don't get lost.

How about the graphics? They are not bad, although they have much more to do with any title of the retro type of the 80' than with the titles of the last generation that we have become accustomed to seeing in the most advanced consoles. Wazzal has a visual aspect that makes it impossible to confuse it with other titles, which is undoubtedly an exciting point. Its initial menus are self-explanatory for the rest, and although it is only available in English, you won't have problems interpreting its options.

As for Wazzal's requirements, we have to point out that the game only requires you to have a Windows operating system, which can be any of its versions, as well as 16 MB of free disk space, a 1000 Mhz processor, a 512 MB RAM and a 64 MB video memory. For the rest, its installation is free, and it is not necessary to register or anything else to access the game.

Having made all the above summary, we can conclude that if you are a lover of classic ship games, you will find in Wazzal an excellent entertainment alternative, which gives a twist to the traditional titles in the field, and that rejects the possibility of an interplanetary war to show us the cruelty that can offer a futuristic world in which only those who have money can save their skin.