The Rainbow planet unexpectedly and for no apparent reason materialised in another distant galaxy from a parallel reality. Its magnetic field was so strong that it almost disintegrated the defences of the prison planet Abakaz. Numerous violent interplanetary outlaws have survived and settled in a few remote locations. We have now reached the beginning of the adventures of a young hunter from Earth as a result of all these awful events. Undoubtedly, it’s you!
We now have the following digital possessions:
- Five unique universes
- – The domineering behaviour of a unicorn’s head (gonna neigh you to death)
- – Two distinct alternate conclusions – Amusing space armour that looks eerily identical – Levels produced procedurally
- And much more
So now that you know more about our newest game, Space Roguelike Adventure, get ready to have a blast playing it! Yes, we choose this name since it sums up this literary-heavy marketing campaign just right.
Thoughts
Music and art are amazing. The gameplay is smooth and enjoyable. Worth every cent that was requested. The weapons all feel the same, which may be intentional. If I had to pick something, I would say that. I’ve unlocked 9 weapons so far, and while they look different, their gameplay is essentially the same and their damage is all only slightly increased. This is based on the 2.5 hours I’ve played; I’m not sure if they’ll change later. There aren’t any item or build variations, and the upgrade mechanism is linear (again, possibly by purpose). This makes each run in a roguelite feel the same as the last.
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