A few boss stages break up the pace a little, but they also play like Geometry Wars. Wisely, Lucid decided to base most of these stages on modes like Deadline and Waves that it introduced in Retro Evolved 2. This is a single-player campaign made up of a few dozen individual levels. The big new addition to Dimensions is the Adventure mode. But this is Geometry Wars with more stuff. The big concern I had going into Dimensions was that developer Lucid Games would change up the formula that made the previous releases so much fun. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
