Trappist Landing is a first-person adventure game that’s all about exploring a lost planet.

You play the role of an exobiologist who lands on an alien planet and you’re the first to document life on it. The problem is that there are plenty of indigenous inhabitants. You play as Sara Mungnez who’s on a mission to explore the planet and be the first to document it. The game takes place in the Trappist Solar System.

Most of the game has you running around and using a scanner to interact with lifeforms and sending the data back to the ship. You’re not alone- you have a crewmate who’ll interact with you and talk to you. You scan plants, and other organics but then you’ll find some pretty not-so-friend encounters that thrive on this dark planet.

The game has awesome visuals, narrative, and voice work. It’s a full immersion experience that’ll have you captivated for the next half hour. Highly recommended.

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The Universim is a game where you play as a god and control a civilization of Nuggets (yes, Nuggets).

If you’ve played Spore, it’s similar but rather focuses on mankind and a different control scheme.

You don’t control them directly, but rather, you tell them what to do. This varies like research and technology. You tell them what you research and they’ll follow suit, and thus, your civilization will evolve according to your decisions. You can pick what advancements to research, what buildings to construct, what type of tech you want to evolve, and all this will contribute to the outcome of your Nugget society.

You start at a primitive level- they’re just a bunch of cavemen and need to invent fire. You work your way up to spaceships and planetary travel, just like Spore. You evolve from the stone age all the way up to the space age and beyond. There are many games like this, and this isn’t particularly where The Universim is unique. It has its own tidbits that make it stand out which you’ll need to see for yourself (spoilers).

Besides evolving, you need to defend your Nuggets from attacks by animals, viruses, wars (between each city), disasters, and even meteor attacks. It’s all in your hands if you want to keep peace and evolve your society, or if you want them to war on each other and fight.

The game is pretty awesome even in early access alpha. The demo for just rolled out and you can play a bit of the simulator. Not everything is unlocked, but you can get a good taste if this game is your thing. You can build basic structures, get a feel for the controls, and the different types of research and tech you can have your Nuggets perform. The game is relaxed and easy to play. You create decisions on a big scale rather than micromanaging each Nugget. They can think for themselves. Your job is to evolve and create a perfect world for them…or not. The choice is yours.

Try out this god sim by downloading the demo using the link below. The game is also available for purchase if you like it and want to support the developers.

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I’ll Kill the Last Alien is a top-down bullet arcade shooter.

But, there’s a huge twist that makes it unique from other similar games.

You can’t get killed.

You’re sent to a planet with a mission to kill every single alien you come into contact with. As soon as you get there, you see the boss. You kill him. Then you get sent back to the past. The game restarts.

You’re then back with a time-shifting ability to slow down time. You can’t kill any aliens. Every time you do, you’re sent back in time only to repeat the game.

Isn’t that weird? Isn’t that unique?

The aliens aren’t affected by this restarting level thing, as they’re ready to eat you up. They have projectile weapons which they’ll gladly use against you. You can take up to 5 hits, to which then, you’ll go crazy and kill every alien you see. But then that’ll set you back, of course.

You can’t shoot, touch, or even jump on aliens. You need to dodge them all. Dodging, rolling, and avoiding are the keys to beat I’ll Kill the Last Alien. You need to be able to use your time-shift abilities and have quick reflexes to beat the game.

The game has nice artwork with a happy soundtrack. The game gets pretty chaotic at parts so you’ll need to be quick. You’ll want to kill them, but you can’t.

Check out I’ll Kill the Last Alien. It’s a unique little arcade shooter that makes for a good time.

Controls:

• Arrow Keys = Move
• Spacebar = Roll
• X = Time Shift

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Greetings is a cinematic experiencing featuring the Unreal 4 Engine.

It’s a first-person atmospheric walk trhough the insides of a spaceship. It’s a quick game (if you can call it that) so be prepared to look for your next game.

You can finish it it under 5 minutes even if you look around and explore. The visuals and audio are very well done. You could make a horror game out of it. There’s a sense of creeping horror as you walk through the craft, but you don’t really have any objectives other than to explore.

You find out your purpose at the end of the game. But it’s hard to say without spoiling it. You’ll have to play Greetings by yourself and find out.

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Islands of Nyne: Battle Royle is another survival game where you need to be the last man standing.

You’re placed into a battle arena with up to 100 other players. It looks and plays very similar to PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds, but it’s not quite the same. In fact, it was in development for a longer period way before PUBG was announced.

The storyline goes as aliens have pitted humans against each other and watch them battle it out. The battle arena shrinks just like any other battle royale game and puts players in close proximity.

In IoN:BR, there are key differences compared to PUBG. For instance, the game is only in first-person, which means you can’t use the camera to peek around corners and windows. The game also takes place in an environment that’s alien. They have things like antigravity and even teleportation. The environments are what keep this game interesting. you can play in pirate-themed levels, medieval villages, ruins, and even modern levels. Unlike PUBG, you don’t only play in a rural, ransacked city.

You get a variety of weapons to utilize to your advantage that fit the environment, such as medieval-theme weaponry like swords. This is also a distinct feature that keeps Islands of Nyne a standout battle royale game.

Here are some features from their press kit:

• First-person-only gameplay
• A full competitive ranking system
• Persistent stat tracking
• Massive arenas featuring weapons and locations that span time and space
• Teleportation, anti-gravity mechanics and other unique Sci-Fi elements

Some other planned features are multiple game modes, a betting system, and even no microtransactions. Before you knock this game off as a just another battle royale trying to cash in on the trend, give it a try. It has amazing graphics due to the Unreal 4 engine and looks very promising already.

You can follow the development of the game using the links below. It’s worth checking out.

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Insatiable is a third-person shooter with a bullet hell design and combat system.

You have a top-down view and you make your way through different levels to try and end a war between humans and aliens. You’re in control. It’s all up to you.

The gameplay of Insatiable is a combination of both third-person action and bullet hell combat. The game switches between them constantly to keep things fresh. Although the transition between the camera can be too quick, you’ll get used to it because you’ll have to. The combat can get extremely crazy. The camera switch means it’s time to blast some baddies.

You explore. You shoot. You blast baddies with your arsenal of weapons. It’s awesome.

The graphics are what help Insatiable stand out from all the other twin stick shooters. The visuals are very nice to look at and the game is combat crazy. You currently have a choice between dual pistols and shotgun and you can use abilities such as Timetwister and Shadow Dash. You can combine your abilities with your weapons and mix it up for awesome gameplay. The graphics compliment the game and make it awesome. You feel like you’re playing an arcade game like Nuclear Throne, but at the time, you’re using abilities that are out of this world.

Insatiable looks promising and is a blast to play. Check it out.

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Similar to NIGHTSTAR: Rogue Wings, Stellar Codex is another game that’s very similar to Star Fox.

It’s a 2D/3D shooter with an arcade touch- mixed with on-rails combat. It’s like Star Fox in many ways. You could see Stellar Codex as a very inspired game by Star Fox, but then again, there are no annoying squadmates buzzing around bugging you for help or pestering you with things you already know. You fly solo.

Your character is dubbed Jack Knight. You’re the leader of the Elite SABER Squadron. You discover aliens on that stem from the Stellar Codex. You need to lead your squadmates over there (but take on missions solo, since you’re badass like that) and battle species in a variety of hazardous environments like asteroids, spaceships, debris, and even stars.

The game is moderately paced with arcade-style graphics that are just mesmerizing. The camera is mainly in third-person, with an occasional top-down view like an arcade space shooter. You’re on rains for most of the game in a hectic battlefield with twists here and there. The top-down sections are fun and there are side-scrolling sections too. While the Stellar Codex offers a nice rounded style of gameplay, it is pretty much said that the 3D parts are the best. I mean, you’re gunning through space blasting enemies with multiple weapons and dodging obstacles in a fast-paced shooter. What’s more to say? Just play it already and see it for yourself.

Your target can be aimed independently of your ship as well. You have free aim.

Even in alpha, the game looks very polished and has very few issues. It’s a blast to play. The only problems that I can point out are that the game can be too difficult at a few chokepoints. If you like Star Fox, you’ll need to play this game.

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