Terrian Saga: KR-17
Wonderfling · 2014 · Action, Indie, Adventure, Platformer, Pixel Graphics
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About Terrian Saga: KR-17
In Terrian Saga: KR-17 players take control of a misfit military drone as it gains sentience and grows a conscious after being activated for war. Players will use an assortment of upgradable weapons including a laser, grenades, and flame thrower along with their trusted friend and sidekick, an also sentient guided missile named J1M. Players must fight their way through hordes of varying enemy robots while exploring intricate levels to uncover their mysterious past and discover the true enemy.
Within the galaxy on the Carina arm live twin solar systems riddled with conflict: the Terrius system and his brother, the Cyrinus system. These two empires travel so closely together they share multiple planets within their gravitational complex. However, the Cyrians have become embroiled in an interplanetary conflict with the Glortac People’s Resistance. Terrius has begun building military installations in order to better help combat the threat of the GPR. One of these bases, built on the planet Valiant, has been sabotaged. A terrorist has released thousands of killer robots on the Valiant base, destroying all personnel. The Terrius military has determined that this terrorist may have contacts with the GPR. Due to the risk of one of their most powerful military installations and armory falling into the hands of the GPR, Terrius has sent a strike force of 100 advanced KR drones to destroy these evil robots and restore order to the base- all before Valiant makes it’s swing into the Cyrinus system.
Within the galaxy on the Carina arm live twin solar systems riddled with conflict: the Terrius system and his brother, the Cyrinus system. These two empires travel so closely together they share multiple planets within their gravitational complex. However, the Cyrians have become embroiled in an interplanetary conflict with the Glortac People’s Resistance. Terrius has begun building military installations in order to better help combat the threat of the GPR. One of these bases, built on the planet Valiant, has been sabotaged. A terrorist has released thousands of killer robots on the Valiant base, destroying all personnel. The Terrius military has determined that this terrorist may have contacts with the GPR. Due to the risk of one of their most powerful military installations and armory falling into the hands of the GPR, Terrius has sent a strike force of 100 advanced KR drones to destroy these evil robots and restore order to the base- all before Valiant makes it’s swing into the Cyrinus system.
Features
- Adventure across 65 boards spread over 9 themed zones
- Test your mettle against 8 deadly bosses
- Fire and guide J1M to take out hard to reach enemies, blast open new passages and explore
- Receive important updates and explore the relationship between KR-17 and J1M with in-level dialogue
- Collect Gears, find hidden jetpacks, and race the clock to climb the Steam leaderboards
- Experience varied level design: play through non-linear levels that encourage exploration, along with high intensity action platforming sequences
- Earn Steam Achievements that unlock alterations to your character
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] If you like good platformers look somwehere else. This one feels mediocre at best. [/h1]21 found this helpful
Boring
Was gonna play through this but they don't even have the decency to make the character move on the moving platform. It is a really fun game until you reach any critical moving platform section.
Honestly, the fact that this game seems to enjoy eating my jump inputs during the race that is the Spider Guardian causing me to have to redo the thing well over two dozen times because no checkpoints and the fact that the caverns feel almost unplayable because they decided that moving platforms don't carry you with them, but instead you have to keep moving forward on them, which is horrible because double tapping makes you dash off them and they actively hide the platform from you in at least one screen, is enough to make me give it a thumbs down. It also caused me to make a run-on sentence, which is just not cool. Might update later, assuming I get back to playing the game, because what I just listed has burned most of my goodwill for this game out.
I don't remember playing this game
Retro-inspired platformer blends action and puzzles with charming 16-bit visuals and music
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