Rescue space whales and other weird creatures in Dr. Spacezoo now in Steam Early Access

Do you love twin stick shooters with good soundtracks? How about rescuing weird space creatures? Well Dr. Spacezoo might be what you need.

Disclosure: Key provided by developer.

You're tasked with investigating various Space Zoos where a corrupt AI is trying to kill everything, oh no! Won't someone think of the poor Space Cats?

The game is absolutely nuts! The initial weapon you're given is a massive laser beam that's as bright as staring at the sun, it's so bright you can't see enemy bullets flying through it, so "spray and pray" is not a good idea.

This could be a great game for Steam Machine players, as it has full controller support and local co-op for up to 4 people. It's just as chaotic and fun by yourself though, more players are simply an option.

It's currently in Early Access as the story content isn't yet finished, so I am looking forward to that.

I actually played a fair bit of the game before it came to Steam and I am quite a big fan of it. I tested it out quickly today to make sure nothing broke in the new release, but all is fine. It detects the correct monitor (since I have two) and gives me a correct resolution so it's already better than a lot of recent games at handling multiple monitors.

About the game (Steam)
Dr. Spacezoo is a chaotic twin-stick precision shoot-em-up packed full of gibs and grease for 1-4 players. Blast through procedurally generated Space Zoos to rescue exotic space animals in a chaotic bullet-hell shoot-em-up. Or reduce them to gibs. Your call, monster.

You can grab it on Steam or Itch.io. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.