Last Encounter
Exordium Games · 2018 · Action, Action Roguelike, Indie, Roguelite, Local Co-Op
PC
Positive82% · 17 📉 Recent reviews down 68%
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About Last Encounter
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Last Encounter is a twin-stick action roguelite in deep space following a group of heroes trying to prevent the unavoidable by cloning their ships and designing their weapons with swappable components.
Advanced technology lets you and your friends clone your avatars so death is not the end. Teleport into new sectors of space, discovering the ever-changing, procedurally generated layouts and hazards filled with strange beings and alien environments.
Find dozens of advanced weapon components scattered throughout diverse galaxy biomes. Combine the pieces as you see fit to create the strongest weapon in the universe.
Choose from a variety of unlockable ships and pilots and prove your skills against alien ships and bosses in the far reaches of space.
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Last Encounter does not have predefined weapons. Dr. Daniel Connor has found a way to use alien technology through a unique component based weapon system. Research enables you to combine components into deadly designs, like Homing Gatling Rockets, Poison Flak Shells or the Triple Bouncing Laser Beam on the image above.
What components will you find in the depths of space? What weapons will you craft?
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Your mission sends you into deep space, many galaxies from home. Since not every pilot makes it back, or very far to be honest, Dr. Connor has a cloning device which lets him create new pilots to send on the mission.
The problem with the portals though is that they are unreliable. You will end up in the same galaxies, most likely. But that does not mean they’ll be familiar. Every time you jump through a portal you’ll be in a galaxy sector you most likely have not seen before
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On your journey deep into unexplored sectors you will encounter both human remains and alien species. These strange beings might join you on your adventure and grow your pool of available pilots.
Each pilot comes with their special traits. Some of them rely on speed and agility, while others prefer raw force.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_Unlockable_Ships.png
Besides pilots, you’ll also be growing your collection of space crafts in your home base. Ships have varied hulls and shields. But what mostly makes them apart are their special abilities. Cloaking devices, EMP bombs, Weapon Augmentations, you name it!
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_Unlockable_Weapon_Components.png
Alien weaponry systems hold dozens of weapon components which can be designed into hundreds of weapons. With the various weapon systems, pilots and ships there are thousands of combinations you can use to your advantage, or doom.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_4player_Local_Co-op.png
Although it’s perfectly acceptable for you to take on the mission by yourself, if you do prefer company, you can team up with three more pilots in local co-op.
The friendly pilots will join in on your mission wherever you left off. You’ll be sharing the same progress, money pool and technology resources on your adventure into the unknown.
Welcome to Last Encounter!
Last Encounter is a twin-stick action roguelite in deep space following a group of heroes trying to prevent the unavoidable by cloning their ships and designing their weapons with swappable components.
Advanced technology lets you and your friends clone your avatars so death is not the end. Teleport into new sectors of space, discovering the ever-changing, procedurally generated layouts and hazards filled with strange beings and alien environments.
Find dozens of advanced weapon components scattered throughout diverse galaxy biomes. Combine the pieces as you see fit to create the strongest weapon in the universe.
Choose from a variety of unlockable ships and pilots and prove your skills against alien ships and bosses in the far reaches of space.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_Component_Based_Weapon_System.png
Last Encounter does not have predefined weapons. Dr. Daniel Connor has found a way to use alien technology through a unique component based weapon system. Research enables you to combine components into deadly designs, like Homing Gatling Rockets, Poison Flak Shells or the Triple Bouncing Laser Beam on the image above.
What components will you find in the depths of space? What weapons will you craft?
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_Galaxy_Generation.png
Your mission sends you into deep space, many galaxies from home. Since not every pilot makes it back, or very far to be honest, Dr. Connor has a cloning device which lets him create new pilots to send on the mission.
The problem with the portals though is that they are unreliable. You will end up in the same galaxies, most likely. But that does not mean they’ll be familiar. Every time you jump through a portal you’ll be in a galaxy sector you most likely have not seen before
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_Unlockable_Pilots.png
On your journey deep into unexplored sectors you will encounter both human remains and alien species. These strange beings might join you on your adventure and grow your pool of available pilots.
Each pilot comes with their special traits. Some of them rely on speed and agility, while others prefer raw force.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_Unlockable_Ships.png
Besides pilots, you’ll also be growing your collection of space crafts in your home base. Ships have varied hulls and shields. But what mostly makes them apart are their special abilities. Cloaking devices, EMP bombs, Weapon Augmentations, you name it!
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_Unlockable_Weapon_Components.png
Alien weaponry systems hold dozens of weapon components which can be designed into hundreds of weapons. With the various weapon systems, pilots and ships there are thousands of combinations you can use to your advantage, or doom.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/719800/extras/Steam_Header_Master_4player_Local_Co-op.png
Although it’s perfectly acceptable for you to take on the mission by yourself, if you do prefer company, you can team up with three more pilots in local co-op.
The friendly pilots will join in on your mission wherever you left off. You’ll be sharing the same progress, money pool and technology resources on your adventure into the unknown.
Welcome to Last Encounter!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This is a console ported 2D top down sci-fi themed twin stick shooter. Guide a little "spaceship" through various procedurally generated levels. Buy upgrades to make subsequent runs easier. For a console shmup this is fairly well polished, but it's still a console game at heart. Dedicated PC gamers will be insulted by console peasant childrens toy gamepad prompts. The developer was unable to come up with decent level design or game/story flow/plot, so they opted to try to use samey repetitive procgen as a substitute for adding content to the game. As a result, the game doesn't actually have any content worth mentioning. Developers must learn that procgen is not content. So, how much would you expect to pay for a 2D console ported shmup today? $1? $2? Nope, Exordium seems to think this 2D console game is worth $15 USD, or the same as you'd expect to pay for AAA 3D rendered games like Resident Evil 2 or Metro Exodus when they're on sale. Games don't exist in a vacuum, and gamers time and money is scarce. Impossible to recommend.2 found this helpful
Last Encounter : By Triple F "Last Encounter", a frenetic twin-stick shooter developed by Exordium Games, throws players into the heart of a desperate struggle for survival against relentless alien hordes. Blending roguelike elements with ship customization and fast-paced action, Last Encounter offers an experience that is both exhilarating and frustrating in equal measure. The game's narrative, while light on details, sets the stage for a desperate fight against an overwhelming alien threat. Players take on the role of a pilot, tasked with piloting a heavily armed ship through procedurally generated space sectors, collecting resources, upgrading their vessel, and ultimately facing off against a powerful alien entity. "Last Encounter's" core gameplay loop revolves around intense twin-stick shooting, demanding precise aiming and quick reflexes. Players navigate their ship through bullet-ridden landscapes, dodging enemy attacks and unleashing a barrage of their own. The game's strength lies in its diverse arsenal of weapons and ship modules, allowing for significant customization and experimentation. Players can choose from a variety of weapon types, each with unique firing…1 found this helpful
Doesn't work with an ultrawide monitor unfortunately. It'll let you set the resolution, however the UI and menu scaling make it unplayable.
https://youtu.be/PsqHa2sl8UI Low variance in levels, weapons, and enemies results in a generally flat design scope with limited depth.
Game doesn't seem to run.
- Fun gameplay similar to Enter the Gungeon. - Cool level design and soundtrack. - UI was confusing at first and price is maybe a bit steep. -- 5.5/10
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