Data Jammers: FastForward
Released Oct 2011
You are a Data Jammer, an elite virtual commando tasked with one purpose: Infiltrate the virtual Vaults of Ouroboros, the Military Industrial Complex, and take down The System!
67% positive · 105 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Data Jammers: FastForward launched on October 24, 2011 as a self-contained arcade game. The store description presents it as a complete, feature-rich product with no mention of planned expansions, DLC, or post-launch content. There is no DLC listed on the store. The only post-launch developer communication on record is an August 18, 2015 announcement that a Mac OS X version had been released — a platform port, not new game content. There have been no developer posts of any kind since August 18, 2015. The game has no history of post-launch content updates and was never set up as a live service or episodic product. It launched as a finished package and has remained so.
Evidence
Store description presents a fully-featured, self-contained arcade game with no mention of planned DLC, expansions, or post-launch content
Developer announced a Mac OS X port of the game — a platform expansion, not new game content. This is the last recorded developer communication.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Digital Eel
Achievements
21
Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Data Jammers: FastForward is a continuously moving three dimensional driving and destruction game set within a retro wireframe world of impossible race tracks. Prowl twisting bitstreams amidst bizarre geometrical environments enhanced by otherworldly soundscapes as your nimble avatar encounters more dangerous denizens, hazards and boss guardians along the way!
You are a Data Jammer...specifically a D.O.O.D. (Digital Operative, Optical Data), an elite virtual commando tasked with one purpose: Infiltrate the virtual Vaults of Ouroboros, the Military Industrial Complex, and take down The System!
The Deep Grid. The Wilderness. You've heard the hushed rumors about a "network behind the network"; a sub-cyber matrix of covert datastreams utilized solely by the Dark Powers of the world. Now, after several risky excursions beyond vast Pulsor City, you know the truth --Ouroboros exists! In defiance, you have trained to work for the Good Guys to preserve Freedom by defeating the devious Grid Guardians, exposing the sinister secrets of those evil villains who use it to conspire and oppress!
From the makers of Brainpipe: A Plunge to Unhumanity, Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space, Dr. Blob's Organism, and Strange Adventures in Infinite Space.
You are a Data Jammer...specifically a D.O.O.D. (Digital Operative, Optical Data), an elite virtual commando tasked with one purpose: Infiltrate the virtual Vaults of Ouroboros, the Military Industrial Complex, and take down The System!
The Deep Grid. The Wilderness. You've heard the hushed rumors about a "network behind the network"; a sub-cyber matrix of covert datastreams utilized solely by the Dark Powers of the world. Now, after several risky excursions beyond vast Pulsor City, you know the truth --Ouroboros exists! In defiance, you have trained to work for the Good Guys to preserve Freedom by defeating the devious Grid Guardians, exposing the sinister secrets of those evil villains who use it to conspire and oppress!
From the makers of Brainpipe: A Plunge to Unhumanity, Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space, Dr. Blob's Organism, and Strange Adventures in Infinite Space.
Key features:
- Zen-inducing frenetic arcade gameplay
- Arresting 3D visuals and audio
- Mindbending race tracks
- Increasingly challenging environments, critters and hazards per level
- Easy to learn and play
- Brisk play sessions
- Excellent replayability
- Hands on tutorial
- Supports game controller and good ol' fashioned keyboard
Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jun 28, 2026
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