
A 3D open-world vehicular boss-hunting game set in the ruins of a dead civilization. Inspired by Shadow of the Colossus, explore dusty low-poly landscapes and engage colossal foes in high-speed, cinematic combat.
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The world is dead. No one really knows what happened here, only that time has left it empty. Yet, something dangerous still remains You are a young revolutionary sent to a distant planet to recover an ancient power while your movement falls apart back home.
Explore vast low-poly landscapes in a heavy, yet powerful hovercraft. Movement is fast but deliberate. Master low friction driving through your journey
Hunt towering entities across open terrain. Boss fights blend precise driving and careful aim. Put your driving skills to the test
A PS2-era inspired world about collapse, belief, and what remains after everything fails.
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Narrative Elements
2-4 hours
Techno Soundtrack
15 Bosses
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This game is quite interesting. On the one hand it very clearly draws inspiration from shadow of the colossus with its boss rush structure and world design, as well as evangelion's story, themes, and monster designs. And while there are a lot of things it borrows from those 2 it doesnt really improve on them. I do prefer the traversal in this to shadow of the colossus but the combat (mostly due to everything killing you in one shot) feels almost luck based rather than making you think and strategise like sotc does. And (spoiler warning) [spoiler] after your friend dies, which is far too early if you ask me, the story kind of falls apart, since you lack the context and motivation for your character. [/spoiler] Overall there are parts of this I really liked, but also a lot that frustrated me. I would recommend it though, because even with the frustrating parts, it clearly has a lot of passion behind it and is pretty fun. overall I'd give it a 6.5/10
Great game, that is inspired by Shadows of the Colossus as advertised. Story is vague, you're looking for a power on a war torn planet. You explore the planet in a hovercraft blasting bullets (that also acts as a compass pointing towards the nearest power supply) until you find and destroy all 15 sources of power. Meanwhile after every power source is defeated you get to have a nice little nihilistic spiral into a healthy outlook on life. Good fun.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 24 reviews with recorded playtime.
Nah. Neat visual presentation and concept, but the aiming/shooting is a touch too jank and unsatisfying. The buildings used make it seem more like the hovercraft is tiny than the structures being massive.
This game is great if you like Shadow of the Colossus, Evangelion, and the noise the microwave makes while you reheat leftovers from a frozen dinner that you made in the same microwave the day before. 14/15 because i do not like cubes.
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