You were created on a hostile planet. with surroundings that are magical and surreal, populated with strange, unfathomable creatures. This world is as full of wonder and mystery as it is deadly, and it is both frightful and awe-inspiring. The Cylinder, however, poses the greatest hazard to this world, dwarfing all other dangers. Everything that is in its way is crushed by this enormous, ancient rolling structure. But from where did it originate? How can it be stopped, then?
You are only a little creature known as a Trebhum here. Even though you might not be the quickest or strongest, you possess the most potent skill of all: adaptation. What you lack in size, you’ll need to make up for in ingenuity and resourcefulness. Trebhum can mutate and evolve new physical traits and abilities that can help them defend themselves against predators and navigate through this dangerous world. So, tiny Trebhum, get ready. Save your world from The Eternal Cylinder by assembling your family for the treacherous journey ahead.
An unforgettable alien world to explore…
a vast, uninhabited world with four different biomes, each of which is home to amazing plants and unusual animals. The wonders or horrors that lie ahead will be impossible to forget.
…with actual devastation of the earth.
With each roar of The Cylinder, more of your beautiful planet is crushed beneath the weight of the ancient destroyer. Trees fall, creating escape barriers, while slopes and mountains flatten, leaving no place to hide. Your only hope of survival is to flee!
Build Your Own Alien Family
Each Trebhum has access to over 50 mutations, allowing them to fly, erupt tornadoes, sprout spikes, and do other things. This allows Trebhum’s different techniques to conquer whatever challenges they encounter! Trebhum also has a distinct appearance as a result of each mutation, resulting in a wide range of adorable species that are bred to be as resilient as possible in Trebhum herds.
Unravel Old Mysteries
The Trebhum people’s ancient wisdom is buried in sites built by previous generations and safeguarded by tremendous hurdles. These havens should be sought after since they are the last rays of hope for your world.
Keep an eye out for The Cylinder’s slaves.
The Cylinder’s creation, the Servants, are hideous entities that attack, destroy, and consume all of Earth’s natural resources, leaving nothing behind. Stay as far away from these monsters as possible!
In the Anniversary Update with New Content, discover New Creatures!
There are now 2 new monsters on the planet; proceed at your own risk!
– The Buddugh Gropp is a kind of exceedingly aggressive herbivore that inhabits tundra biomes.
– The Gharukuk, a large tripodal omnivore found in the desert.
a fresh mutation
Trebhum has a brand-new, flaming mutation that enables them to blast flame jets from their trunks. The power ensures that any potential predator is aware that Trebhum might be too hot to consume (particularly for those with fur!)
New graphics options!
With The Eternal Cylinder’s new 4K AND ray tracing support, your journey to salvation will be the most colourful and immersive ever! Enjoy this lovely planet in far greater detail than it was meant!
It’s challenging to suggest this game. On the one hand, it’s quite different from other games (especially if you haven’t played Spore, Creatures, or Evolva from the ’00s). In a time when everything is generic fantasy and the majority of joyful stories are about days spent on a farm, it recounts an interesting story. This game is a must-have if you’re sick of the same-old game genres, locales, and stories. It is intriguing to explore and appealing visually. Understanding a completely new world with its dangers and rules is a novel experience.
+ Simple controls make it easier to play without much difficulty (though some boss fights and “runs” were hard).
+ Lots of rolling (if the Rock of Ages series by the same developers didn’t give you enough).
+ Trebnums Yoohoo!
On the other hand, I felt as though I had to fight the game’s mechanics most of the time to enjoy myself.
- – The core game mechanics, such as jumping and aiming, felt incredibly clumsy on kb+m.
- – Semi-automatic save system, only accessible outside of “calm” times
- Every encounter there is a huge task due to inventory management, check
- – Timed platforming tasks and a required temple, checked
- – Enemies take your powers away (and a tedious, protracted search to “keep” them forever) – check
- – Sequences in which you must almost WALK for a bit (or perish in the purple illumination) – checked
- Additionally, I experienced a unique issue that somehow made me go back to where I was in the first chapter, which is why the 24-hour threshold was reached.
Overall, I give this game a thumbs up and highly suggest it because it is something original and daring.
This was achieved, and I appreciate the development team for that (as a long-time fan of the Zeno Clash series, too).
But as soon as the credits rolled, I exhaled with relief and decided that I would rather remember this game fondly than play it for another minute.
REVIEW : Planet Zoo: Twilight Pack (PC)
