
Dive into an action-packed shoot 'em up where every drop onto the planet is a high-stakes gamble. Fight through endless waves of increasingly deadly alien monsters while collecting powerful upgrades to aid you in battle. You can escape at any time, but beware — death resets your score to zero!
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About
OBLITACRATER is a twin stick shooter where you fight endless alien monsters in increasingly difficult waves on a cute little planet!
There is only one goal in OBLITACRATER, increase your score. Each DROP to the planet adds to a single running score. You can end the drop at any time by pressing the BIG RED BUTTON at the top of of the planet which also locks in your score and adds it to your total. There is no end to the number of waves in OBLITACRATER. You last as long as you dare and then get out!
NOW HERE IS THE REALLY MEAN PART!!! IF YOU DIE, YOUR RUNNING SCORE RESETS TO ZERO. YOUR LEADERBOARD ENTRY RESETS TO ZERO and you are back to square one. Each time you drop to the planet surface, you risk your entire score, every time.
While surviving on the planet surface you have the opportunity to unlock upgrades for your ship. These range from stat boosts like increased move speed to secondary fire modes like rocket launchers, mines or laser bursts. You can also choose to unlock random upgrades, but be warned not all upgrades are friendly.
There is no end in OBLITACRATER so remember, ESCAPE! ESCAPE!!! ESCAPE!!!!
Gameplay Features
10 Horrifying (and yet oddly cute) alien critters to blast!
Ranked Leaderboards
100 unique upgrades
A range of high powered weaponry including Rockets, Lasers and Mines
Fast paced movement and dodging
Smooth Traversal on a full 3D spherical planet
Support for hundreds of enemies on screen
Dead Run Mode
About The DEV
OBLITACRATER IS A SMALL GAME MADE BY A SOLO DEV
Genres
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Xbox publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $4.99 | 14reviews | 79% | — | $1.7K |
| $4.99 | 12ratings | 75% | — | not modelled | |
Reviews
Really fun and fast paced game. The visual style is bright and clean, and I loved the small rotating planet design. Fighting off waves of cute but dangerous alien creatures is super satisfying. The controls feel smooth, and dodging enemy attacks while unlocking new upgrades makes every run exciting. I really liked how you can escape to keep your score or take a risk and keep fighting. That choice adds a lot of tension in a good way. The sound and music are very well done and fit the gameplay perfectly. I had a great time trying different weapons and strategies to beat my last score. The game also ran very smoothly on my system with high FPS and no bugs during most of my session. For something made by a solo developer, this feels very polished and fun. It is simple but has depth and replayability. I can see myself returning to it again and again 💯 Definitely recommendddd ❤️❤️
There is a lot of potential here but a lot of shortcomings. Giving this a positive review because of value and potential. Some things that come to mind... ship feels way to big or planet way too small. Seems like not much room to maneuver. Tutorial leaves a lot to be desired. Still not sure how the upgrades/downgrades fully work after playing the tutorial twice and the game several times. What is the dead mode?
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean*, Simplified Chinese*, Spanish - Latin America**languages with full audio support
| $5.99 |
| 10ratings |
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the upgrade system doesn't make sense. why would I want to choose to remove half my points early on in the game why is this even an option. why is it giving me upgrades for weapons that I don't have. Other than that the game plays looks decent.
Fun, fun, fun
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