

Immortal Planet
teedoubleuGAMES · 2017 · Souls-like, Action, RPG, Indie, Adventure
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About Immortal Planet
Battle through a frozen alien world of crumbling tombs and corrupted immortals as an amnesiac Awakewalker, gathering power from defeated foes to overcome brutally challenging bosses. This souls-like standoff rewards patience and methodical combat over reflexes, letting you exploit enemy stamina while exploring tightly-designed levels packed with shortcuts, spells, and gear.
Fight against challenging enemies with complex behaviours while exploring levels built around single checkpoints. Gather Experiences from fallen enemies to upgrade your character. Fight and die repeatedly, but never lose progress by recovering Experiences lost upon death. Explore the world to discover the story and find many items, spells and weapons that will give you an edge against demanding boss enemies.
Souls-like Progression: Recover Experiences lost upon death and use them to upgrade your character. Customize your playstyle with dozens of items and spells.Methodical Combat: Patience and focus are much more important than reflexes. Block, dodge and tackle enemies while managing your stamina. You can see enemy stamina and exploit it to stun them when they are exhausted.
Tight Level Design: Levels are designed around single checkpoints from which you explore the area around it. Levels feature many unlockable shortcuts so you are always progressing no matter what.
Intense Bossfights: Every level features a powerful boss enemy. Fights with these enemies are multi-stage struggles that are a real test of skill and determination.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Deceptive trailer, edited to seem as if the game is a fast paced isometric action game. In truth the movement is painfully slow. Better games would have the decency to have what amounts to the "sprinting" speed in this game as the base movement speed at a minimum. As it stands, I don't feel this game respects my time and that is the worst sin a game can commit.2 found this helpful
I've been considering buying this for a long time, as the art is really nice and I don't mind the idea of a slower, simpler soulslike. I finally picked it up on a deep sale not expecting much. There were some shortcomings I was happy to overlook - the game stretches itself to fill non-16:9 aspect ratios, the lack of music or ambience is really plain, the stamina system feels really awkward, and so on. BUT, there was one issue that I just could not accept, and that is the telegraphing, or more accurately, the complete lack of it. [b]Enemies have literally one pose that they use to indicate that they might, at some point in the future, attack. There's no cue for *when* they will actually do so, nor is there ANY indication if an enemy is in the middle of a combo or has decided that they are done.[/b] This completely eliminates the option to play at all reactively. Instead, combat is even more slow and defensive than you'd expect from the already slow movement and stamina, and doesn't feel fair or satisfying at all.2 found this helpful
A short, but great game. Vanripper did a great job with the sprites for Immortal Planet, which was actually the reason why I bought it. Game is a little bit stiff, yet fun2 found this helpful
Not being able to remap keys on 2026...1 found this helpful
Solid gameplay if you like souls games, interesting setting and story, fun art style. What more could you ask for in a game?
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