Push For Emor

Push For Emor

Lupus Solus Studio · 2016 · Action, RPG, Indie, Early Access

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About Push For Emor

***** Push For Emor as been made for both Monitor and Virtual Reality *****

Push For Emor is an open world(s) SciFi FPS RPG with light RTS building elements thrown in for good measure.

Fight your way across 11 planets, engage in space combat, disable enemy craft and board enemy wrecks and explore abandoned space stations. Defeat evil planet governors as you push towards planet Emor.
  • 5 Solar Systems.
  • 11 planets of varying tech levels (low, steampunk & cyberpunk).
  • Mission driven game-play (on planet and in space).
  • Planet & Space combat.
  • Disable enemy ships in space and board them.
  • Explore & fight through abandoned space stations.
  • Move between solar systems and planets via space warp gates.
  • Create mining facilities on resource gathering planets and defend them.
  • Fly/Drive a great selection of vehicles (if you can see it in game, you can get in it).
  • Works on both a Monitor and Virtual Reality Headsets.
  • Works with Oculus DK2.
  • Will support Oculus CV1 and Steam Vive (awaiting hardware).


  • I'm happy to report that all hard parts and heavy lifting in regards to the game development of Push For Emor have been completed. Dialogue system, mission system, inventory system, resource gathering system, Ai, solar system environments and planet environments are all in! Virtual Reality support is in, along with a full compliment of VR friendly menus.

    What is left to do is the really fun stuff (to be honest, its all been fun), such as creating new npc characters, weapon models and fun missions for the player to interact with. The finish line is in sight and I am working hard to reach it, sooner rather than later.

    When the Emorian Empire starts to expand it's territories into Justicar federal space, Colonel Ferris Glutes sends you in under cover to join a resistance group allied with Justicar. Your mission, that you have no choice but to accept (because it's your job and it would be a very short game if you didn't) is to clear the way for Justicar forces.

    One solar system at a time
    There are eleven planets of varying tech levels in the Emorian Empire, spread across five solar systems. You must find your resistance contact, win over the local populace and rout any Emorian troops.

    Space is full of nasty people
    Traveling between solar systems and planets is done via Space Warp Jump Gates. Getting access to a jump gate can sometimes be tricky. You are not the only pilot out there. Space is full of people who are having a bad day. They want to make your day bad too, by killing you and taking your stuff. Luckily you have the skills and the smarts to fight back. Not every enemy/pirate ship you take out will be completely destroyed. Board a disabled enemy craft and explore the drifting hulk for items and upgrades, but visit your arms locker before you go...

    Your home space station
    Well technically it's not yours - it belongs to the Justicar Federal Army. But it's where you can upgrade your weapons and your space craft, assemble away teams, kick back and watch a movie or listen to some of your favorite music. (Cue Queens' Greatest Hits tape).

    Resource / Terraform planets
    An Army need resources. Luckily for you and the Colonel, each solar system has a barren planet that is just perfect for mining raw materials. Build mining facilities, power plants and space ports to help keep the Justicar war machine moving. But be warned! You will be attacked by both the planets hostile indigenous population and from Emorian forces, so best build a barracks and some guard towers. Move-able turrets are always a good idea.

    Explorable planets / Governors bane
    Each of the three main solar systems has a planet that not only needs to be liberated, but also holds an important weapon which you will need to defeat the solar systems Governor. Woo the population, kill their oppressors, gain access to the artifact / weapon. Simple... Right?

    The Governing Planet
    Each solar system has a governing planet that is controlled by a member of Emorian senate. These Emorian Governors must be stripped of their planetary forces, their dignity and finally their life. Removing (killing violently usually) a Governor will liberate the solar system and bring it under the protective wing of the Justicar (who are clearly much nicer people).

    What Steam players say

    Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

    Not recommended Aug 9, 2018
    This game could have been something. Now it is more or less abandoned. Don't bother.
    5 found this helpful
    Not recommended Oct 11, 2019
    Abandonware. Don't bother getting this crap.
    4 found this helpful
    Not recommended Mar 7, 2020
    This game is very likely abandoned due to lack of updates and continued early access status. I recently started noticing this game once again in my library and got curious if any new content was added. Nope. Honestly abandoned titles need to be completely purged from Steam, this title included.
    3 found this helpful
    Recommended Nov 23, 2017
    I just picked up Push For Emor on the Steam Autumn sale as something quite cheap for VR with spaceships in it. It needs polish, but so far I'm really impressed there's already so much of it. (I'm about 2hrs in) The first planet is okay for an Early Access game, but I was starting to think "is this it?" Then I got back into space and things really picked up. It's not until you reach the first space station that you realise what it might means to have ten planets to do stuff on (or I guess, we will have eventually). There's a whole mining thing going on, with waves of attacking beasties. Using mined resources to pay for defensive guns and flame turrets and stuff (which you can move around yourself). I found the mining a bit slow, but I don't think I'm not supposed to just sit there waiting for it. Lots of indie games seem to focus on one small thing and do it the best they can. Push For Emor seems to be trying to LOTS of things and so far things at least aren't broken. I've not encountered any game breaking bugs so far, which is always nice. The planets that are available so far seem to reflect the dev's design choices. There's something endearing about being chased by a knight i…
    3 found this helpful
    Recommended Jan 27, 2018
    A fun sci-fi rpg. At the moment there are 4 planets to visit with the rest hopefully to come. It's a tad light on content at this time. I was able to blitz through it in around 2 hrs. There are vehicles to drive, a bit of resource defense, a flying dragon you can ride, and even a chicken gun.
    2 found this helpful
    Not recommended Sep 25, 2022
    Abandoned

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