
In this 2D sci-fi pixel art adventure, you can mine, craft and fight your way through an almost endless universe full of procedurally generated planets.
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Languages: English
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Terrene: An Evidence of Life Game is a game where the player flies their ship to other planets, gathers resources, fights enemies, upgrades their tech, and fights even bigger enemies. The gameplay is enjoyable and addictive. To top it off, you can play with a friend thanks to co-op implemented in the game. The dog is a TON of fun to play! Soundtrack is great and very atmospheric. Played this one with my partner and we were both hooked! We highly recommend this indie game. Watch Our Gameplay Video https://youtu.be/roFawlKZ08c
This game is so impressive honestly. If you come from space exploration game backgrounds and love indie games plus sharp pixel art, check out Terrene: An Evidence of Life Game. I enjoy this kind of game so when I got the review copy, I was curious. It is definitely an action game, but also cozy, with inclusions like your own space pup you can treat and a helpful robot friend on your onboard ship. I played the first mission and talked about this on my channel, check it out! https://youtu.be/fSgw_IqxxdM
English : Simple game but with an addictive concept, you have to collect resources on a planet to improve your character/equipment/ship, the world becomes more and more hostile with each extraction. The graphics are reminiscent of the Snes era, the music is pleasant and I like the feeling of being alone with your robot dog. Français : Jeu simple mais au concept addictif, il faut récupérer des ressources sur une planète pour améliorer son personnage/équipement/vaisseau, le monde devient de plus en plus hostile à chaque extraction. Les graphismes rappellent l'époque de la Snes, les musiques sont agréables et j'aime le sentiment que le jeu procure d'être seul avec son chien robot.
Nice little game. Very much a work in progress. Stable and completely playable. The core mining and fighting are solid and enjoyable. Not a fan of the number of trips you have to take back to the ship in orbit to return resources. It's an annoying slog. Overall, solid game. Should be really good after more content is added.
i like the game very well :)
Love this game! I was a little confused by some elements to start with but now I know everything I need to know I'm happily zooming around causing mayhem and collecting resources. It feels like a 2D No Mans Sky for me, but with more emphasis on killing everything and that's no bad thing. I'm still not off the first planet and I've put over 6 hours in so it's well worth the money. Highly recommended!
I can't believe I had to search the depths of Steam to find this gem. I can't believe this gleaming diamond isn't more popular. The two man dev team obviously cares so much about this game, and it shows. Devs, I don't know whether you have alot of players, but for a player like myself, this game hits all the right notes. You guys did a damn good job. Keep up the good work. I want to see this game get continuously developed and turn into something like Unreal World or Dwarf Fortress development-wise, where the game is just a labor of love that is updated for 20 years. The sales will come. Just keep ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trucking!
I like it having fun with it. I got it on sale and would definitely recommend it. Yes, devs made the map as big as the universe. With that said, I can only play the game in short sessions. Each planet is more of the same with sometimes using more oxygen or energy. Goals are similar, missions are similar and creatures are similar on each planet. It will get monotonous and there is really no true end goal from what I see. Overall, I think you will get your money worth.
amazing a true masterpiece
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