Gameplay

In Unlanded you'll drift among colourful environments and bizarre hazards. The game has semi-realistic physics: there is no speed limit, your ship won't stop automatically and its thrust is not instant. Some players may find it confusing, some won't be able to complete the tutorial.



If you are finding yourself struggling too much, that's okay, as Unlanded is a hardcore game, but not in the way we used to think.

Unlanded doesn't require precise actions execution and perfect timings like in precision platformers, but it requires an understanding of where to rotate and when to thrust, while execution itself can be quite approximate.



On the other hand, if you adapt quickly, you may find the game too easy, hopefully, Unlanded still may interest you by the variety in level design, visuals or hazardous obstacles.



In technical terms, Unlanded is a short level-based thrust-vector game where you control a spaceship motion. Some levels are pretty straightforward, others let you find your own path and approach. Currently, there are 31 levels divided into 4 locations (the fourth location with 7 more levels is at the development stage).

Backstory

A far future. Humanity lost a galactic war and is forced to hide. They send colonial ships across the galaxy to start new points of growth and to keep mankind safe from the seeking enemy.


You are a human pilot of one such ship that suddenly got tracked. The AI ripped you from the long anabiosis and now you have to build paths through the most dangerous places in order to outrun your pursuers.

Luckily, there is a legacy simulation system that will help you to avoid vital mistakes.