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The impressive sci-fi action-platformer MegaSphere has neon lighting coming out of all ends and it looks incredible. Last night, the "TURMS Update" went live which included new enemies to face, entirely new areas to explore as well as some new game mechanics. There's a new trailer to show some of it off to and it does seriously look great:

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Now that is a trailer—wow! Absolutely slick tune from Seajeff that really does suit the game, hope to hear more tunes like that actually in the game!

Wait, you don't even know what MegaSphere is? Here's a little more about it:

Play as a special ops combat unit sent to investigate why the stars around Solar System are going dark in MegaSphere — a story-based post-cyberpunk action platformer adventure game of supermassive scale set in early 22nd century: smart guns, robots, self-reconstructing environments, and vast AIs.

Each play-through is random, the enemies you face are tough, there's plenty of choice for weapons with juicy upgrades and all the bells and whistles you can expect from a futuristic physics-based action platformer.

Personally, I couldn't hold off any more. I picked up a copy today and I've been loving it. The Steam Controller works right out of the box and it's really quite mesmerising. I have a feeling this is going to end up like Dead Cells for me, requiring just one more go or just five more minutes.

Find it on Humble Store (DRM free plus Steam key), Steam or itch.io.

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Beamboom Sep 27, 2018
Quote"has neon lighting coming out of all ends"

ROFL!
shawnsterp Sep 27, 2018
One of the first reviews on steam say it doesn't load on his linux machine.
Liam Dawe Sep 27, 2018
Quoting: shawnsterpOne of the first reviews on steam say it doesn't load on his linux machine.
Literally perfection on mine.
thykr Sep 27, 2018
Wait, I remember this game. It was released a few years back and had terrible technical issues.

And now this update seems to completely overhaul the game. Hopefully it's not busted anymore...

Be careful, the DRM-free build on the Humble store dates back to 2015, it has not been updated (yet).

Edit: tried it, it works! Sadly, it's very heavy on resources and overheats my GPU, and performance is not that great. Very impressive game anyway, I think it's going places.


Last edited by thykr on 13 October 2018 at 3:15 pm UTC
Cybolic Sep 28, 2018
Last I tried this, it broke horribly on every system I tried it on; I'm curious if that's still the case!
Must investigate...
Julius Sep 28, 2018
Works great here (Solus Linux), no issues at all. Very cool game so far.

Edit: thanks for the Seajeff hint... pretty cool songs as well!


Last edited by Julius on 28 September 2018 at 9:59 am UTC
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