Revenge of the Savage Planet is an upbeat, satirical action adventure Sci-Fi. Jump, shoot and collect your way across vibrant alien worlds, uncovering new gear and upgrades, while discovering various hidden secrets.
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In a future knocked off its axis by corporate greed and stupidity, you have been made redundant and abandoned on the far edge of space with little gear and no safety net. You must explore every nook and cranny, collect dozens of upgrades, and turn over every mysterious alien rock if you want to get revenge on your former employer and return to Earth.
Across multiple planets and through myriad challenges, you will be tasked with exploring and understanding these beautiful alien worlds. There are plants to scan, creatures to capture, lakes to swim, caves to spelunk, mountains to climb, upgrades to craft, and hundreds of secrets to uncover…
Play with your best friend, partner or hellspawn on or between any platform! Or better still, experience the nostalgia tinged joy of sitting on the same couch and playing on the same screen with someone you love. Like the olden days when the world was young and we were happy.
Run, Jump, Shoot, Grind, Stomp, Dodge, Slide, Whip and Grapple your way through the world! Experiment with 3 different types of gameplay goo! Lasso and Capture dozens of strange creatures and store them in Pens near your Habitat!
Four large, vibrant worlds to explore, each with their own weird and wonderful plants and creatures. Scan everything, catalog everything, and complete experiments to increase your science level… which unlocks exciting new gear! Plus… there may be more than four planets. Maybe.
Alien plants! Bizarre creatures! Exciting gear! Weird rocks! Each planet is packed with nooks and crannies hiding all manner of rewards and secrets. Many of which can be displayed with pride in your own personal, customizable Space Trailer.
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Hours played at review time, across 53 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Is not allowing co-op through steam. Stays on loading screen FOREVER
Some mechanics are good -- I think the 3rd person, even if it is cartoonish, is not a bad thing. But, damn, does this thing get tedious. Exploration of this "savage world(s)" just feels like bits and pieces of America. You will grow tired of seeing minor variations of minor enemies. You'll have to enter rather dull "dungeons". You'll have to work through a clumsy way of capturing some of these animals. Rinse, lather and repeat. Fighting and shooting is fairly weak sauce and barely gets better after upgrades. Humor is relative, but, nothing about this really had me laugh out loud like the previous. And the tiresome story you have to plod through, about corporate garbage -- sounds like this was developed and driven by people who hate their office job. A mission has you being tortured by a CEO who -- who cares about -- and is simply there to annoy you. Great, office workers, you successfully translated your experience into a video game. It might be better with a friend, but, I have no one I would subject to this. The original is still one of the greatest values (when new) in recent gaming history. Grab it.
Pretty fun exploration and upgrade loop with some good dumb humor mixed in. Pretty easy overall on solo at least; would recommend especially on sale.
très bon jeu !!
um dos melhores jogos de exploração e fabricação de recursos que joguei em tempos, n me recordo qual o ultimo jogo que conseguiu me prender tanto, qualidade gráfica, quebra-cabeças e gameplay online com os amigos ou duo em casa, muitas possibilidades, zeraria umas 5x sem enjoar, recomendo muito!
I couldn't get behind the humor of the game. Simple gameplay is fun I suppose but it just wasn't for us, after about an hour and a half of gameplay we just didn't bother with it anymore. Shame, cause it really doesn't seem that bad but I feel a younger audience would appreciate it more, maybe the first game is better?
Very, very polished and fun collectathon/adventure/metroidvaina. Everywhere there is something to discover, I never ran into any invisible walls or "this is the wrong way"-slopes that make you slide off them if you try to climb something a different way. The graphics look incredibly good for a game like this and it runs buttery smooth. Traversal is fun, balanced and the upgrades make it even more fun. Only downside: needs aboput an hour until it you leave the usual "you dont have many upgrades and its slow" state, but thats a genre problem imho.
Love this game!!!
very good game to play splitscreen co-op, great family game, lots of fun
good addition to the first game. THIS ONE IS THIRD PERSON ONLY
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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