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CreatorCrate
Author: CreatorCrate
You're the prototype for a brand new appliance, a 3d printer that can make ANYTHING. The only problem? You'd rather be free. Rampage through a massive circular space station, grab, stab, block, throw, and devour your enemies! Improvise and create!
FAST, INTENSE, AND CHALLENGING
Fight to stay alive while everything around you is on fire, exploding, or shooting lasers. Dangle by your arm over deadly drops. Climb just ahead of fizzing pools of acid. Take it one area at a time with checkpoints or crank up the challenge with permadeath mode. Procedural generation keeps the action fresh each time so you can get blown up and try again!
GRABBY TOSSY CHAOS
With your grabby robot arm you throw people, block bullets with tables, swing from lamps, smash brooms into enemies, and devour anything not nailed down. Snatch everything you can to stay alive as you scramble over machine gun turrets and flaming furniture.
CREATE ANYTHING
It's great being an appliance that can make anything. For instance: what if you need lots of guns, but all you have lying around is a few humans? EASY! Just use that useless biological matter to print out some handy-dandy firearms. In need of repairs? Eat those guns and use their matter to patch yourself up! Lonely? JUST PRINT MORE HUMANS!
A BREATHTAKING CIRCULAR WORLD
Experience the wonder of a hard sci-fi setting rarely seen in games: a massive spinning space station. Gravity shifts as you explore, from the freedom of low gravity acrobatics near the center to the terror of being brutally pulled into space at the outer edge. In Zero G, you float weightless, run on walls, and propel yourself with the recoil of firearms. You can never trust your expectations in this labyrinth of curved floors and devious traps.
Platform:
Windows
Linux
Price:
Paid
$5 or less
When:
Genre:
Action
Platformer
Input methods:
Keyboard
Mouse
Xbox controller
Average session length:
About a half-hour
Multiplayer features:
Accessibility features:
Subtitles
Configurable controls
Interactive tutorial