Apolune 2

Apolune 2 - симулятор космічного рудокопа в ретро стилі на космічній та відкритому космосі. Гру можна бавитись в кооперативі до 4 чоловік, відстрілюючи прибульців разом. По КД до нашої станції прилітає космічний ринок, на якому можна закупитися різними речами, які допоможуть нам у подальшому геймлеї.

Сначала было ничего не понятно. Но скоро более-менее разобрался. Управляем астронавтом, прикрепленным к этакой технической тележке, в которой есть запасы пищи, воды, кислорода и место под руду, которую мы добываем из пролетающих мимо разбившихся астероидов, а может и еще чего-то. Управление: вверх - лететь вперед по направлению взгляда астронавта (куда направлено его оружие), вниз - лететь назад, влево и вправо - вращаться вокруг своей оси. Так как движение ограниченно тросом, далеко не полетаешь, но при натяжении начинает тихонько двигаться и твоя станция. С едой особых проблем нет, так как мясо пришельцев оказывается на вкус как курочка, а вот с водой и особенно с кислородом напряг. Периодически прилетает торговец, только у него можно купить кислород, но он очень дорогой, при первом прибытии купить просто не на что, потом приезжает корпоративный корабль, забирает всю накопленную вами руду и платит за нее, дальше можно будет закупиться у торговца, однако процесс покупки лично у меня осложнился месивом из астероидного продукта и я случайно купил Томми-ган вместо кислорода, который уже кончился к тому времени, а на большее денег не осталось, так и помер...) В целом ок. Есть ачивки). Игра. кстати, сделана по мотивам игры с 8-битного компьютера Атари, который я очень уважаю с детства. Вдвоем и более играть будет явно интереснее. Рекомендую, но на любителя, конечно. Один раз у меня игра почему-то вылетела с ошибкой - ERROR in action number 1 of Destroy Event for object o_PlayerX: index out of bounds request 4 maximum size is 4 gml_Object_o_PlayerX_Destroy_0 (line 13) gml_Object_o_PlayerX_Step_0 (line 136) Я бы еще поиграл в 1ю часть, которая больше похоже на обычные старые игры типа Астероидс, выглядит тоже неплохо. p.s. Выиграл игру на стимгифтс, не знаю, стоит ли в таком случае ставить галочку, что получил ее бесплатно...

Hits the mark for challenging, yet chill. Only played solo but would probably be fun with a few friends.

Apolune 2 is worth buying and investing your time into. That's really the bottom line. It has a retro feel but clearly way more complicated both technically and the in game mechanics. It's a modern game that looks retro which is a big plus because it adds a real good aesthetic. It's also full of discovery as you 'learn' the game. You have to give it time but once you figure things out, it becomes more and more exciting. Pretty cool game and easily worth the price.

Solid base for a game. I would say that there is definitely some polish to be done, but it's a great initial concept. The control scheme is unintuitive, but it's a space simulation, so I feel like having to learn how to control a character in that environment is appropriate (which is much the samr way I felt about Green Hell's UI experience). It makes sense that a noob in space would move erratically and not fully be able to control their movement until they got a feel for it. It can be frustrating, but a little learning curve here and there isn't a deal breaker for me. Some things that may need some work: - Steam achievements do not seem to be working yet (I've started 2 separate single player games and still don't have the achievement). - The only way to close the game on the Steam Deck is to manually exit. - It feels like your tether has waaaaay too much influence on your character's inertia. It's very difficult to regain control after the station gets hit by an asteroid, and the you have to spend more than a couple of minutes just trying to get back to where you were. I would prefer to see the movement be more responsive to my input across everything in the game, I think. - I feel like it's actually too easy to stay alive. My first run lasted well over an hour, thirty minutes of which was me actively trying to die so I could see what happened at the end. Also, with it being so easy to stay alive and also no way to save, once you start a round, you're locked into it for however long it takes you to die, and I feel like hours is too long for a single, unsaveable playthrough. - I can't seem to use items on the Steam Deck. Pressing the 'a' button as indicated on the start screen for item use just fires the weapon, even if I cycle to a different item using the 'y' and 'b' buttons. Overall, it's a great start to a fun game. It could use some polish here and there, but has a lot of potential to be a really fun party game once it's been balanced a bit. Wildly flinging through space, mining asteroids and fighting off aliens could be a real good time.

An old school retro vibe game.

Apolune 2 is a fantastic game that takes players on a thrilling adventure through space. With its simple, yet addictive gameplay and charming 8-bit adjacent graphics, this game is perfect for anyone who loves arcade-style games. The game puts players in control of a spacecraft with one or two astronauts attached to it, and tasks them with shooting down aliens that are floating around the screen. What sets Apolune 2 apart from other arcade-style games is its attention to detail. The game's controls are intuitive and easy to use, allowing players to quickly jump into the action and start blasting aliens. The graphics are great, with bright colors and detailed sprites that give the game a retro feel while still feeling modern and polished. Overall, I highly recommend Apolune 2 to anyone looking for a fun and engaging arcade-style game.

i just spent an afternoon hanging out with my buddy and playing this game for hours, talking and having a blast! the game is casual enough to be able to relax and play together, struggling with the jetpack and upgrading your astronaut and station, so much fun!

This is a light, fun arcade game in the spirit of the classics with cool (if not challenging) tethered motion. Definitely play with a friend. The cooperative is the thing you want in this one. It's so, so simple but it rewards you if you keep playing, and it get's pretty chaotic once you reach a certain threshold