Apolune 2
Also onXbox
Apolune 2 is a hilarious and shocking resource management game where one player (or more) experience life on an asteroid mining team in deep space. Tethered to a heavy space station, the game evolves as you mine ore for money, trade and upgrade your station, alone or with your friends.
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$1.3Kgross
$379low → high range$3.8K
Net to developer$839
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
389
mid estimate
About
About the game
Apolune 2 is a stand-alone adventure single player and local co-op game set in the asteroid belt. You and your team of astronauts are asteroid miners on a mission to make spacebucks, survive and thrive in deep space. Fill the local high scores to challenge your friends and family to a fantastic experience. Use STEAM Remote Play to play the game with your friends online. Collect resources, buy upgrades and fight aliens and space pirates! Apolune 2, sequel to Apolune: the Endless Bullethell Shooter, arrives with splash on STEAM. Apolune 2 is a controller-friendly game that is super easy to pick up and play.
How to Multiplayer:
- Simultaneous Co-op:
- 2 players on Keyboard Only
- 1 to 4 players with XBox controllers, and
- 1-8 players with DirectInput * see notes below
- 2 players on Keyboard Only
- Repair, mine, shoot, collect!
- Fight off enemies like aliens and space pirates!
- Trade with interstellar merchants
- High score name entry
- Fun, casual and fun to play with friends!
- Lo-fi instant classic!
How to Multiplayer:
- If you don't want to use the keyboard, you will need at least one controller connected.
- Two players can play using just the Keyboard, or a combination of 1 or 2 controllers and the keyboard. It is also possible for one person as players 1 and 2 to use the keyboard with a "third" controller plugged in so a second player can play.
- If you have XInput Controllers (XBox 360 or later, known as XInput Controllers) only up to 4 of these will be detected. That is the limit of XInput.
- If you mix and match with DirectInput controllers (non-XInput controllers known as DirectInput controllers, "Gamepads", like USB retro controllers like the PS2/3/4 style or NES or SNES style, anything generic non-XBox-looking generally) you can get up to 8 people controlling individual players with controllers, or a mix of keyboard and controllers.
