It's time to get out from the solar system
WTFOMGames · 2015 · Top-Down Shooter, Shoot 'Em Up, Sci-fi, Bullet Hell, Dystopian
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Mixed58% · 26 📉 Recent reviews down 33%
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About It's time to get out from the solar system
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Pilot your ship through a dying solar system filled with pirate attacks and enemy forces, destroying rivals and collecting upgrades to power up your vessel for the ultimate escape. This hardcore shooter blends RPG progression with an anti-utopian story as you fight your way from the civilized inner orbits to the lawless outer reaches in search of salvation.
Solar System, 2908
Today, sunny...
But as always...
The sun is rapidly aging... It began to grow 600 years ago.
Scientists slightly miscalculated... In a few billion years.
People moved to the space stations orbiting planets.
At close orbits are civilized space cities.
On the distant orbits live criminals, pirates, and other rabble.
The cities are overpopulated; the level of living is low.
Constant attacks by pirates do not make life better.
It's time to get out from the solar system...
Do you love space themes? Excellent! Do you love hardcore shooters? Even better. I have something to offer you.
I present to you a fascinating excursion in the solar system of the future.
A game with a futuristic anti-utopian story — a hardcore shooter with RPG elements.
Destroy enemy ships, collect money, improve your ship, and fight with the bosses.
Your goal is to fly away from dying solar system in search of a better life.
Today, sunny...
But as always...
The sun is rapidly aging... It began to grow 600 years ago.
Scientists slightly miscalculated... In a few billion years.
People moved to the space stations orbiting planets.
At close orbits are civilized space cities.
On the distant orbits live criminals, pirates, and other rabble.
The cities are overpopulated; the level of living is low.
Constant attacks by pirates do not make life better.
It's time to get out from the solar system...
Do you love space themes? Excellent! Do you love hardcore shooters? Even better. I have something to offer you.
I present to you a fascinating excursion in the solar system of the future.
A game with a futuristic anti-utopian story — a hardcore shooter with RPG elements.
Destroy enemy ships, collect money, improve your ship, and fight with the bosses.
Your goal is to fly away from dying solar system in search of a better life.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
not sure… the background carries it!6 found this helpful
Nice Starry Night 500 points5 found this helpful
The only reason people are getting this game is for one of the profile backgrounds which fun fact is cheaper if you get the game and buy it with steam points than it is to buy off of the community market (Not even accounting for the trading cards you can sell to those who want to craft the background). However, you need 2 hours of "gameplay" for the background purchase with Steam Points. Please for your own sanity do not buy this game and if you do just run it in the background (Where I hope it's not a crypto miner). I would genuinely be more entertained watching paint dry than playing this game.2 found this helpful
the best game ever
It’s time to get out from the solar system, developed and published by WTFOMGames, is a modest indie space shooter that combines arcade-style combat with light progression systems in an attempt to create a compact but replayable experience. Set against the backdrop of a collapsing solar system where humanity is struggling under pressure from overpopulation, failing infrastructure, and hostile forces, the game frames its action around a simple objective: survive long enough, grow strong enough, and ultimately escape. It’s a premise that carries a sense of urgency and direction, even if the delivery doesn’t fully capitalize on its potential. The gameplay loop is built around familiar shoot-’em-up fundamentals. Players pilot a small spacecraft through top-down arenas, fending off waves of enemies while collecting resources and currency. These resources can then be used to upgrade the ship, improving aspects such as firepower, durability, and overall efficiency in combat. This progression system is clearly intended to give the game a sense of forward momentum, encouraging players to refine their approach and push further with each attempt. Early on, this structure works reasonably wel…
This is for those that played Galaga and thought to themselves "There should be a four minute unskippable text monologue before the actual game starts."
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