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Should you die at any point in the game, you leave all the materials you gathered at a crate close to your area of death. You can select a certain objective you want to complete through your Kindex and it’ll pinpoint the location you need to get to in order to complete it.
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The UI, mission tracking, and upgrade trees are all very straightforward. Honestly, with another person playing with me, this would make the game easier than it already is. There aren’t any benefits or disadvantages of playing alone or with another person. Hell, you can even opt to play this game cooperatively. Your AI companion EKO provides some useful insight on the environment and oftentimes quirky commentary. You’re not entirely alone out in AR-Y 26. I mostly went there for the 3D printer which is the game’s workbench. You can also check the progress of your adventure as well as videos from Kindred Aerospace and other data log entries. The Javelin is your safe haven and probably the best place to save and quit when your gaming sessions end.
That also includes finding common and rare materials to upgrade your equipment at your home base, or the Javelin. You’ll get more objectives as you scan more things and progress in the campaign. After further game progression, you can be able to store them in your gear for future use against enemies or for accessing secret areas. At first, you are only able to pick them up as you find them and use them before they expire. Previously I had mentioned you can find various left hand equips. Journey to the Savage Planet really does allow you to explore to your heart’s content, with some periodic barriers like needing certain upgrades to get to new places. It’s nice to visually see what you have instead of looking at a small UI icon and perhaps using something you didn’t want to use. The left-hand mechanic looks funny but I’ve grown to appreciate it. All of these can be used with your left hand.
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You can use this bait to distract the fauna to either scan them or extract additional materials from them.Įventually, you will find things like bombegranates (explosive fruits) to blow up cracked cave entrances, corrosive biles to melt enemy armor or roadblocks and other materials in the world to help with your journey. There’s a funny commercial that plays in-game showcasing the product. “Grob” is this purple gelatinous substance that can taste like over two billion different food flavors and combinations. Your tools for combat are your Nomad Z220X Bolt-Beamer which is basically a sophisticated battery-powered pistol, whatever tool you can use with your left hand, or just melee.īy default, you’re usually carrying this tactical “Grob” bait in your left hand. Some of the fauna are passive while others are more hostile. While there are elements of an RPG or FPS or 3D platformers, Journey to the Savage Planet is built around the discovery of the local fauna and flora. In my playthrough, my character would pant like a dog when running low on stamina and yelp when getting hurt. I hope all the others were just as fun, but the one I went with was a dog. Explore the world presented to you through the lens of a rather humorous self-selected avatar at the beginning of the game. The small dedicated team at Typhoon Studios created a pretty game that prides itself on its quirky and satirical humor. Here’s the catch- you have very little tools to fend for yourself on this uncharted planet so you have to make do with the environment and materials you gather throughout. The premise is set with you being part of an aerospace company deploying you to a faraway planet, AR-Y 26, to scout the land and its inhabitants to determine whether or not this place is suitable for human development. Even if Journey to the Savage Planet wasn’t inspired by No Man’s Sky, it’s a good substitute to tend to that itch for a sci-fi exploration game. I never really got around to playing that game and felt like it was a tad bit too late to join the party. This game reminds me an awful lot of something like No Man’s Sky but, that’s okay.
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Platforms: PlayStation 4 (version reviewed), Xbox One, Windows In Journey to the Savage Planet, you’ll explore a vast, colorful world bountiful of life and with many secrets to behold with your trusty pistol and your left hand.
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