It's not Mirror's Edge or Apex Legends, but Journey to the Savage Planet is fun to play moment-to-moment. You can dash to avoid incoming enemies or projectiles, slide under and into gaps, and mantle up ledges. Your main weapon is a laser pistol with infinite ammo (but a limited magazine), and you've also got a grappling hook and jetpack to get around, as well as consumables which fuel an array of gadgets I won't spoil. Some creatures aren't as naive as Pufferbirds and require a more forceful touch, which brings us to the game's simple but serviceable action. "Journey to the Savage Planet is bright, cute, colorful, and endlessly charming" Sure enough, not 10 minutes later, I lured it into what I can only describe as a venus flytrap wood chipper so that I could open a door. I was picking up what this game was putting down by this point, so I knew I was going to be doing terrible things to this Pufferbird in the near future, so I apologized in advance. My first entry was for a Pufferbird which, as my sardonic, Glados-esque AI overseer informed me, totally loves me. Sure, scanning enemies and puzzle pieces gave me helpful hints, but I was mainly in it for the laughs.
Speaking of creature descriptions: your main method of cataloging the planet's flora and fauna is a Metroid Prime-style scanner, and this quickly became one of my favorite features in Journey to the Savage Planet. This gives the game a Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon quality where I feel compelled to find more creature descriptions and lore entries just to see what they say, because it's usually hilarious. The best part is that every last element serves as a comedic vehicle. AR-Y 26 is filled with adorably boggle-eyed creatures as well as ferocious predators, and there's a dark silliness to it all that plays into its Dr.
It's bright, cute, colorful, and endlessly charming. All other trademarks and copyrights are the property of their respective holders.More than anything, Journey to the Savage Planet reminds me of Rare circa Conker's Bad Fur Day. 505 Games and the 505 Games logo are registered trademarks of 505 Games S.p.A and/or its Affiliates. Journey to the Savage Planet and Typhoon Studios are trademarks of Typhoon Studios. You’ll know you’re on the road to completion when you’ve heard the words ‘cucumber sh*twater’ and found the ‘festering butthole’. No Expense Spared*You get some cool tools for free, like a laser pistol, rocket booster pack, and ‘probe’, but if you need something you have a slick 3D printer can turn space trash into sweet items.Īre you alone?Bonus mysteries! Complete your survey of the planet to find out. From strange spherical birds to hallucinogenic plants to ‘festering alien orifices.’ Try not to die. If you have one.Įxplore and catalog the flora and fauna. You may be short on equipment and experience, but good luck! Play with a friend Play solo or online with a friend. WELCOME TO THE PIONEER PROGRAM! As the newest recruit of Kindred Aerospace - The 4th best interstellar space exploration company - Your job is to determine if the planet ARY-26 planet is fit for humans.
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