
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 ship controls are easy but the movement of the ship is total crap. If you play this dont think you are going to strafe and dodge, you have to think dog fight with spaceships that move like battleships but have the weapons of P 51-Mustang. All of the enemies will out run you and out maneuver you. The very first mission I went on they have you fight 10 pirates all alone with crap miniguns. Even zoomed all the way out you cant see them as they engage you from off the screen. That are much much better games out there.
!!!! Game is worth it for $2.89 !!!!! Game is absolutley not worth $28.95AUD. If you love this genre (space, top down 2d), if you like Drox Operatives or Spaz you may enjoy this game. I am really enjoying this game, but being only lvl 2 ship barely left the first sector; the amount of annoying bugs is just insane. The game at face value feels like decent quality; everythings clean. But the more you play the more you see that EVERYTHING is buggy. You also realize that despite being 'options' there is very much a 'lack of depth' Bugs I have experienced: - Close button on "hacking" screen doesn't work, hit esc not even sure if I received the parts? (the whole raiding ships is a boring mini game with 'hacking' being the worst part). - Autopilot is dumb - Mixing thruster types on your ship has unknown benefit, sometimes ship speed feels slower, sometimes feels faster. - Docking is bad - Was given a quest to find some richard guy, found him. Delivered him, but he remains stuck in my cargo (perhaps until I clear the rest of the quest?), this quest should not even have been introduced at lvl 1, nothing indicated I would be going to a sector well above my level. - "highways" seem to have a mind of their own as to when your speed increases. - Ship design screen leaves ALOT to be desired. No blueprints, doesn't obviously show where you're lacking (you just can't build the ship. Half the ship stats are off the screen. There does not seem to be a point to mixing weapon types, I have not come accross a shield that is stronger against bullets vs lasers etc. So far I'm just jamming as many autocannons on my ship as my cpu can handle and demolishing everything. This game IS fun, but it is not 'good'. If Convoy released the source at the very least the community could fix the bugs and then it'd be worth $15AUD. It's one of them games that make you just go "what a shame".
ABANDONWARE Bought this on EA and felt this game has potential. The game still unfinished but the dev released it anyway and left this game as buggy mess and abandon it soon after. You can't finished the main quest. STAY AWAY FROM THIS GAME.
Fun: Yes Buggy: yes You know its buggy when the basic programing needed to sell an enemy ship to blow up stops working every so often. Also, there's not a lot of player generated info online, so if you need help figuring out one of the obscure processes of the game, your on your own.
Great fun. Feels unfinished unfortunately. Wish there was more!
It's one of the funnest games I ever played, but it has 0 replayability. I'm posting this as I'm cleaning out my games with uninstall/hide game. Get it for 5 bucks or less
It's rough around the edges (expect bugs that can be worked around) but I really enjoyed it. If it had expansions I'd buy them.
yet another nice game from Convoy games 8/10
Sadly the company crashed back in 2019, so the game is in perpetual unfinished EA. The bones are worth playing but still some bugs and crashes, forums have some work arounds created by the community. Buy it on sale.
Despite its Early Access death, it's a good game with solid mechanics and shipbuilding, and while it's definitely rough around the edges I've enjoyed my time with it. (Though I would definitely recommend waiting for a sale)
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