Rogue fate but what we make.
With Sarah Connor poised to return to cinemas in a new Terminator movie, talk of 'Judgment Day' is once again in the air. Luckily for developer Threaks and Wild River Games, the British Grammar Police - the most persistent, pernicious language enforcement force on the planet - won't have any cause to deploy countermeasures against
Spelling aside, the aim of this world-hopping game is simply to survive. You have a top-down view of your character from above each small planetoid which gives you a different perspective on the terrain than your standard twin-stick fare. Chasing enemies across procedurally generated planets, you'll blast through waves of the blighters until you've eradicated the alien threat in one star system and jump to the next for more of the same.
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With Sarah Connor poised to return to cinemas in a new Terminator movie, talk of 'Judgment Day' is once again in the air. Luckily for developer Threaks and Wild River Games, the British Grammar Police - the most persistent, pernicious language enforcement force on the planet - won't have any cause to deploy countermeasures against
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, a twin-stick roguelike shooter out on Switch today. As you can see, that second superfluous 'e' is present and correct in the game's title. Jolly good.Spelling aside, the aim of this world-hopping game is simply to survive. You have a top-down view of your character from above each small planetoid which gives you a different perspective on the terrain than your standard twin-stick fare. Chasing enemies across procedurally generated planets, you'll blast through waves of the blighters until you've eradicated the alien threat in one star system and jump to the next for more of the same.
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