Rokabium Games has announced that their brand new 2D digging and puzzle adventure game, Something Ate My Alien, will launch in June 2020. The game will be released across Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms, and it will allow players to take on the role of AI Antalasi, who controls little Alien blobs to explore a variety of planets. A pre-release demo of the game is also live on Steam now, giving you a taste of the full game.
Something Ate My Alien tasks you with digging through different worlds to find all the items required by a pirate who has hijacked your mining ship. Each planet you explore will have its own environmental dangers, wildlife, and secret puzzle chambers for you to find. Along with all this, you will also have to look out for your oxygen supply, which is continuously depleting. Another threat also lingers on you apart from the local wildlife.
Key features of Something Ate My Alien include:
- Dig through the depths of 4 different planets and collect as much loot as possible.
- Solve puzzle chambers by pushing and pulling blocks to reveal secret treasures.
- Survive by finding oxygen recharge stations and dodging environmental obstacles.
- Fight the hostile flora and fauna with your choice of 6 specialized weapons.
- Upgrade and build your equipment by collecting items and energy.
- Find hidden relics and collect achievements.
- Engage in bigger battles with the scary, huge threats guarding the hidden secrets
The Steam release of Something Ate My Alien will come with full controller support, and it will be available on a wide variety of digital sellers, including Steam, Humble Store, and Green Man Gaming. The game will cost $16.99. To experience a small slice of the full game, you can head to the game’s official Steam page to add it to your wishlist and download the free demo right now from Game Jolt, IndieDB, or itch.io.
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