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Jorge Giner Cordero / Oct 5, 2016 / Action, Adventure, Indie
An old-school platformer set in outer space.
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Fixed opening files on Windows when the path has Unicode characters beyond ASCII (like Tö).
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67% positive, 12 reviews
The planet of the EVERYTHING THAT WANTS TO KILL YOU Let me get this straight: you will die on this game. A LOT. Now that's clear, let's go into the game. You're an astronaut transported through a portal to an alien planet, with a strange landscape, and filled with strange critters that are aggresive, dangerous, poisonous, and overall, deadly. So, basically, Australia. Now, you need to find another portal back to...
7 found this helpful, 2016-10-10
Arrrrgh, who is Jorge Giner Cordero and why does he hate me so much ??? :) I love a gaming challenge but this is almost insanely difficult. It's just on that sweet-spot of near impossible that stops you rage quitting and drags you back for one more go. Be warned, this requires pixel perfect timing and jumping. It reminds me superficially of a great old game I used to play to death on the Spectrum 48k many moons ago...
4 found this helpful, 2016-10-11
There's 60 screens and in every one you need to collect some O2 to get to next screen. Every creature is there to kill you (as the title pretty much tells). You have 9 lives, good luck! So frustrating. I get (even like) difficult games, but here the controls are just too unwieldy and jumps too floaty, which makes things unfair. I couldn't get past screen 7 and I refuse to believe I'm a bad player. Maybe with more...
5 found this helpful, 2017-03-08
• Morlan's shorts: I am leaving a positive recommendation just because of the effort and the really retro graphics and music (it almost looks as if it was actually programmed in the 80s) and you can tell this was a labour of love.. Well, affection at the very least.. The whole visual/audio presentation is really nice but the gameplay is a tad problematic. The game is very inconsistent in the collision detection...
1 found this helpful, 2018-03-12
