Shiny
Garage 227 · 2016 · Action, Indie, Space, Platformer, Sci-fi
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About Shiny
Robots can have a heart!
Left to fend for himself after mankind abandoned the doomed planet Aurora, robot Kramer 227 must find a way to harvest energy and rescue his robotic friends before Aurora crashes into its sun. In his journey, Kramer will probe the planet itself and overcome challenging obstacles, all while trying to conserve his limited life energy to power himself and his friends on their way to safety.
Kramer will gather and share energy with his fellow robots, helping them escape dire situations and predicaments. He will have to jump and explore every platform in every corner of the 20 extensive levels to find all of his friends. Energy is running low on Aurora, so Kramer will have to collect batteries or use generators to recharge, as every action drains his power. Various power-ups collected along the way, such as jetpacks, energy spheres and temperature regulators, can help him on this crucial journey.
Shiny is about saving lives, so it contains no blood or violence.
Features
- Enjoy non-violent, platforming action
- Explore 20 extensive levels.
- Manage your energy levels – the robots’ source of life!
- Make use of cool power-ups found along the way.
DLC & expansions
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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A really nice game about a tiny roboit sabing his friends from being carbonizd by the sun, it's gets hard but only at the very in, even so it's generous with the savepoints, so yea, i recommend it. I wish i could see the ending again since i kinda miss it and the words goes too fast...1 found this helpful
Shiny is an indie platformer developed by Garage 227 and published by Fulqrum Publishing that blends traditional side-scrolling platform mechanics with a reflective, almost melancholic science-fiction premise. Set on the doomed planet Aurora, the game casts players as Kramer 227, a small service robot left behind when humanity evacuates the planet to escape its imminent destruction. Rather than centering on combat or heroics, Shiny focuses on survival, responsibility, and perseverance, using movement and energy management as the core expressions of its themes. The game’s defining mechanic revolves around energy. Every action Kramer performs—walking, jumping, activating devices—draws power from a finite battery supply. This transforms even basic traversal into a strategic exercise, as players must constantly weigh exploration against conservation. Checkpoints and collectible batteries provide moments of relief, but the persistent pressure of depletion creates a cautious rhythm that sets Shiny apart from more aggressive or speed-focused platformers. Progress is not about rushing forward, but about learning when to pause, retreat, or commit to a risky jump in pursuit of safety or adv…
https://youtu.be/HXMBP2W_CVU Imprecise controls, especially in the air, makes the platforming elements far less enjoyable than required to be this game's focus.
Tbh - Its a very bad game. The platforming feels extremly janky and bugy. Prety boring too. Would not recomend.
weird camera, bad movement control conclusion: not recommend that much
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