
Landinar: Into the Void is a top-down space-adventure-RPG. You are recruited as a rookie bounty hunter in the oppressive Landinar Empire. On your journey through the quadrant you will meet diverse characters, build your own spaceship and choose your battles.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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The game had great potential, I loved it in early access, reported bugs etc. But no bugs were fixed, game is abandoned. Just pirate it if you really want to struggle with some bugs.
This game had a lot of promise, but they just kind of shipped a broken incomplete Alpha game. Like it's a good looking Alpha game, but it's not really a "game" per se, just a bunch of disjoint elements. I hope they revisit this at some point and re-work it into something fun, but for now, stay away.
To preface, Landinar is a lot of fun for what it is: an unfinished game by a dead dev that had great bones. Quests are broken, QOL elements don't exist (rotating the camera?), AI is braindead, and my favorite shortfall is that almost all text looks like it was copied/pasted from a guy using voice-to-text as he lost his mind sitting in traffic after days of sleep deprivation and a steady diet of Red Bull and cigarettes. Landinar is your cliché story of an up-and-coming space pilot who gets thrust into the driver's seat (literally) of the rebellion. The draw here is getting new ship blueprints and stacking as much heat into it as possible and then turning everybody you come across into debris. To that end, Landinar is pretty good. Everything outside of that is a dumpster fire and it's because the dev literally ran out of money trying to get this game into the most loosely playable product possible. RIP. tl;dr: Game is unfinished, dev is dead. Save your money.
This game could be cool, but it should be beta and not released quite yet. Too many game halting bugs that are just infuriating. Will update my review if/when these things are fixed.
Abandoned Game.
i really enjoyed this game when it came out in early access it was a fun game to fly around in. Unfortunately it's been abandoned, after getting a bugged main quest they is not much else i can do
Typical EA "full release" abandonware.
Bit too many bugs, but else okay. But since it has been abandoned, don't buy.
Had a lot of potential, but fell short of delivery.
Looked promising a few years ago, went back to it and turns out its still way to "rough" to be "completed".
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