Creeper World IXE

can u get me game: Subarine Terror (steam) ?

Heh, pixel graphics like in the 90s on the Dendy, I need to try it)))

The developer decided to try out all possible variations-dimensions.
Parts 1-3 were great. But honestly, I couldn't get through the "voluminous" fourth part at all. It wasn't the same at all.
This time, it's a kind of platformer-formicarium... Let's see, the picture looks cleaner and clearer, unlike the Four.

AkrisaI don't even understand how to play here normally.

sanek33The general idea and use of "weapons" remained almost untouched, if of course you played the previous parts.
The main base (the first building, in this part it's actually the flagship ship - Apex) has been greatly simplified.
Instead of building other turrets and generating energy, Arekh is a self-sufficient unit here.
He builds, shoots, terraforms, etc. himself. In my opinion, the developer has focused on overall mobility.

How to play? Basically, the whole gameplay is about getting to the IXE core (cube) with Ape.
And then on to the next map. The conditions are slightly different, but essentially it's the same.
LMB on a biome = terraforming, or more precisely, digging the ground.
TAB+LMB = construction of a barrier from earth.
MMB (wheel) = cancel planned terraforming (like an eraser in some paint program)
Left-click on a unit to move it around the map. While moving, it's inactive.
The bottom panel shows the available units. We'll place the Ape, then the rest.
The controls are generally intuitive. The only thing that might be helpful is to rebind the pause key from the P key to something closer to wasd.
Not knowing English isn't really a problem here; you can figure everything out by trial and error.
For example, an emitter that endlessly generates a hostile puddle (a creeper) can only be destroyed with a nullifier; regular weapons won't kill it. Other units have indestructible emitters and other nasty things that the same unit simply disables while active.
In this section, we added lava, wood, metal, rock, and so on as part of the biome. They interact with each other in different ways. I think it won't be a problem to quickly learn the words wood, lava, metal, rock, water, and so on. Or remember which color does (or doesn't do) what.
Unless the plot is unclear, but it is here and always revolves around Abraxis.

AkrisaI know, I just didn't like using the boats in 2D.