
Dead in Antares is a turn-based survival management game with RPG elements, set on an alien planet. Lead a crew of survivors sent on a mission to save humanity. Manage their needs, strengthen their teamwork, and explore this mysterious world to find a way back home.
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Dead in Antares is a turn-based survival management game with RPG elements, set on an alien planet. Lead a crew of survivors sent on a mission to save humanity. Manage their needs, strengthen their teamwork, and explore this mysterious world to find a way back home.

Earth is dying. In a desperate attempt to save it, ten highly trained specialists are sent into space as a final hope to find new resources that could save humankind. But after being swallowed by a mysterious wormhole that should not have been there, their ship crashes on an unknown and enigmatic planet.
Call it fate, call it a miracle, they’re still breathing. But now, survival is their only option.

Survival is more than just staying alive, it’s about managing every aspect of your crew and technology. Food, water, exhaustion, mental health, every system is deeply interconnected. Your ship may be in ruins, but its wreckage holds vital resources to help you build a functioning camp.
Assign tasks wisely, repair and repurpose advanced equipment, optimize energy use, and make the most of every bits and pieces you may find. From a simple spaceship wreck to an exoplanet outpost, build and upgrade your work stations, be prepared for any outcome, and this planet should be (a little) less deadly.
Your crew’s unique traits and personalities will shape your strategy.
But beware, every decision can bring you one step closer to survival… or disaster.
Dead in Antares is the ultimate evolution of the “Dead in” formula: pushing survival/management mechanics to their limits.

Antares Prime is breathtaking, yet full of danger and mysteries. Beneath its hand-drawn landscapes lie dark secrets waiting to be uncovered. Was the crash just bad luck, or is there something more sinister at play?
Survival won’t be easy: hostile forces lurk in the shadows. Engage in turn-based tactical combat, where every move counts.
Unleash your full potential with the brand-new Power Surge, an ultimate skill unique to each character that will turn the tide in your favor in combat.
But you will have to venture deep into the unknown. Explore lush jungles teeming with life, scorching volcanic deserts, and eerie crystal forests hiding ancient secrets. Conduct research to understand the planet’s mysteries, gather crucial resources, and fight for your crew’s survival.
Discover the truth about Antares Prime… if you can live long enough to find it.

You’ll lead a crew of 10 playable characters, each with their own past, ambitions, and secrets.
Pair characters together and uncover over 135 unique relationship dialogues. From respected crewmates to much deeper and complex bonds, each relationship will have its own surprises, bringing a bit of sweetness in this deadly world.
A planet to save. Another one to explore.
On Antares Prime, two factions have been at each other's throats for countless generations.
One are the children of this land, tied to the ebb and flow of its complex ecosystem, highly adapted to its many wonders and dangers, free as the wind that runs inside their graceful exoskeletons.
The others fell from the sky millennia ago, in an ancient spaceship. Clinging to their traditions, they proudly tried to subjugate what they saw as lesser species, through brute force and forgotten technologies… With moderate success.
The story of Dead in Antares is filled with unexpected twists, and survival comes at a cost.
Your choices will shape friendships, rivalries, and even betrayals... ultimately determining the fate of your crew and unlocking one of multiple endings. Will you unite them… or break them apart?

Gorgeous hand-drawn 2D art, made by humans, for humans
A mysterious planet to explore and study
2 factions to interact with, and their intricate backstories
Survival and resource management at its best
Deep story with tough choices, a home to save, an endless conflict to put an end to, and more!
Up to 20 work stations to manage and more than 130 upgrades to craft!
Full RPG progression system, with traits, levels, skills… The whole package!
10 characters to manage, each with unique traits
Build the relationships between your characters! Every pair of main character has its own interactions.
Tactical turn-based combat with over 60 battle skills to acquire
Unleash their full potential with the brand-new power surge, ultimate skills that will turn the tide in combat
4 levels of difficulty so there’s a challenge for everyone (and of course, a "True Captain" mode for the most hardened players!)
Hours of story content, with 5 different endings
Dead in Antares is the third installment of the Dead in series, after Dead in Bermuda and Dead in Vinland. All three games are standalones, but fans will be happy to find common threads and lore between them!
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Languages: English, French
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If you liked the previous one, they finally QoL most of the things that sucked. Combat is still ♥♥♥♥, tho. Exploration is better... kinda. It misses some UI elements like seeing trade deals without having to travel or knowing where to find stuff to progress. I understand it's balanced around the immersive experience, but it is a hardcore survival game nonetheless, not a rogue like. The only reason to start another file is if you suck, didn't want to wiki ♥♥♥♥ or want different endings. Otherwise, I would like a third release: this type of game scratches an itch for turn-based management camp style that I really vibe with. Ah, yeah. Characters having interactions between themselves is fun. I hate some quirks with all my human being tho: whish we could level them up and at some point and disable, weaken a passive to strengthen another or something.
I'm a fan of the "Dead in" series, this is another great game.
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Gra super, ale niestety brak polskiej wersji językowej.
Dead In Antares é muito bom pois mantém a essência da série "Dead In", trazendo o mesmo gameplay porém um pouco mais expandido. Dessa vez o jogo se passa numa ambientação futurista, entretanto a história que até começa interessante, do meio pro final dá uma destrambelhada sem tamanho. Sendo basicamente um point & click de gerenciamento, a ideia do jogo é fazer números bons subirem e números ruins descerem, porém o microgerenciamento é MASSIVO, o que deixa o jogo entediante às vezes, muito por causa da interface que é carente de atalhos e informações. Mas ainda assim pra quem é familiar com a série é um bom jogo, recomendado!
If it would be first I would like it. The game was good, but compared to Dead in Vinland, it only has flaws. - Weak and boring characters, - Unbalanced levels (Normal was too easy), - Attempting to progress with the story depended on who knows what, and you had to wait forever for something to happen, - Weak endings – I only read about all of them because: - So many BUGS it's a headache, the fights are unfinishable and tedious, becouse everybody gets shields and evasion for no reason and you just can't end this, - Lack of relationships, almost anyone could sleep with anyone, but it meant nothing,
The characters are not interesting at all and the plot twists were totally obvious
I've never played any other games in this series, but I like this one. The characters are interesting and well made, I really liked all of them a lot (and liked all the different relationships you can build between them). Everything is really vibrant and visually appealing, which I appreciate quite a bit. Too many sci-fi stories are gloomy or overly serious, so I liked that this planet was beautiful and bright. The story was somewhat linear, but you do have a lot of little options for things, which feels nice, and I liked all the choices that added permanent affects to your characters. The sound design is excellent, a lot of the sounds remind me quite a bit of Stellaris and Endless Space, which may biased me into liking them, but I still think they're genuinely great. The combat sounds have good oomph and are very satisfying. I wish there were more voice acting, and the combat can get a bit same-y after a while, but it was still fun enough that I finished the game. Overall, a well made and fun game.
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