Beyond Galaxyland

Considering that this was created mainly by one guy, if I was a game dev recruiter I would snap the fella up. A 2-D space adventure that has the vibes of Beyond Good & Evil and Flashback, with a smattering of simple but fun turn based battling. it is more than the sum of its parts. The story is by turns comedic and epic, with the protagonist (and his hamster) transported to a synthetic solar system, called Galaxyland, created by a galactic corporation just before the earth is destroyed by something called The End, where different alien survivors live together in peace. Felt compelled to see the story through and enjoyed it in a 'sat in front of my SNES in the early nineties' kind of way. I would say if you can get it for £10 or under that would be the sweet spot for value vs fun.

First thing if you play a JRPG style game for 20 minutes and leave it a review...this isnt the genre for you... This game is impressive and while its not a 10/10 its a solid 7 or 7.5. This game deserves praise as it does alot of things right. PROS: Simple but unique combat Banger Soundtrack Awesome Pixel Art Story keeps you interested enough with enough hooks to want to see what will happen next. Supporting cast is very lovable Fun mini game segments CONS: This is clearly not a massive project it stays a bit simple, but to its guns There isnt super in depth story or lore (again not expected) Main character is a bit bland Alright not going anymore in depth. Give it a shot if you like JRPGs.

too much yapping also should have added a skip button

Very fun game! Great art, both drawn and pixel, and fun mechanics. Looking for a turn-based RPG with a photography mini-game across the entire play time and monster capturing for your summons? Sci-fi with implications that lean on the fourth wall? Unknowable eldritch-esque beings? Neat aliens? Check it out!

Amazing Indie game made with lots of passion. I am completley new to this type of genre and I had a blast! It has fun engaging combat, amazing visuals and story and it didn't drag on forever. 100% worth the price!

[h1]Beyond Galaxyland — Une véritable aventure[/h1] Il est rare qu’un jeu parvienne à faire naître un sentiment aussi particulier : celui de vivre une véritable aventure. [b]Beyond Galaxyland[/b] y parvient avec une générosité presque enfantine, comme si nous venions d’ouvrir un roman jeunesse dont chaque page dissimulerait un nouveau monde à découvrir. Derrière son [b]pixel art absolument remarquable[/b], qui se marie avec élégance à des séquences en 3D, se cache un univers étonnamment riche. Les villes fourmillent de créatures extraterrestres, tandis que les planètes peuvent parfois sembler modestes au premier regard, avant de révéler leurs recoins secrets à ceux qui prennent le temps de les explorer. Il y a quelque chose de [b]Star Wars[/b] dans cette galerie de mondes et d’espèces, ainsi que cette agréable sensation de liberté qui nous pousse à aller voir ce qui se trouve au-delà de l’horizon. Et que dire des [b]combats au tour par tour[/b] ? Ils offrent juste ce qu’il faut de profondeur pour constituer une véritable équipe, exploiter les compétences, les objets et, surtout, les invocations, qui ne manqueront pas de rappeler aux joueurs les grandes heures de [b]Final Fantasy…