Captain Kaon

I am writing this not to talk about the game's positives, but about its negatives, which are far more obvious and significant when playing. The game is divided into two campaigns, Ceres, the one you start on, and Mars. Each campaign is divided into sectors, and you must defeat each sector, which is one map. You control a small vessel and fly it in a side-on view. You can rotate and thrust your ship, and pick up and drop certain items. Your gun can fire in any direction, controlled by the mouse, and you have three secondary rockets or bombs. You have a mission, which varies each map: it might be to pick up a Marine APC from your ship and drop it in a certain location, or destroy three enemy targets, and so on. There are gun turrets which open and fire at you, pods that fire at you and are released from buildings, doors or shields that block progress, and sometimes you need to land on one platform to get a battery that you pick up and take to a socket. Nothing too complicated. As you complete each sector it brings you closer to completing the campaign. It also earns 'fleet resources', which you can use to automatically win a sector, or to build improved weapons or ships. These are l…

3/10 got boring fast, play time is from card farming

[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]

Captain Kaon is a 2D retro pixel platformer with a sci-fi theme, using a gravity mechanic. Unfortunately the game doesn't display properly, so I was unable to progress beyond the menu into the actual game. This kind of thing is easy to pick up in testing, so there's no real excuse for it not working properly, but here we are. I can't recommend games that don't work.

It's not bad retro game but I found it more teadius than fun to play and it doesn't scale right on 4k screen

Gravity bends her course Talia guns the old Argus Colonies still hold