It's self-aware that it's a single-player, story-driven survival game and makes references to tropes of the genre (as well as other sci-fi games like Alien: Isolation and Mass Effect), including gags about shoehorned plot contrivances, artificially extended wait times, stale gameplay, and fetch quests. and Breathedge doesn't have it.īreathedge is desperate to please with its jokes, slapstick humor, and goofy concepts like corpse-powered coffin robots.
The sense that another wondrous discovery is just around the corner is what drives these games. Despite the fresh setting, you'll only get a taste of some rudimentary survival gameplay before a scripted story takes over and drives you out of the survival mechanics entirely. Instead of punching trees, you'll navigate a three-dimensional, zero-gravity environment in order to snag supplies, craft tools, and avoid suffocation, all while trying to uncover the twisting plot behind the crash of the largest space liner in history – which happened with you on it. Breathedge and its story await you.Trapping you in a vast field of space wreckage with nothing more than an immortal chicken for company, Breathedge is a survival-adventure game with an undeniably novel setup. We hope these tips will help you during your first voyages into outer space and on your journey forward. Rest assured, you’re surrounded by all sorts of goodies, so chances are, a return trip may not even be necessary. Try to be rational on what to bring with you to your next waypoint, and conserve some space for the stuff you may come across while you’re getting there. You are what you eat, and your hero will have a hard time being a complete kleptomaniac in an ocean of space junk. Don’t forget to fuel up, and hint-hint, one operational (but damaged) vehicle can be found in a dark place somewhere during Chapter 2… Keep your inventory clean Ride forward atop a vacuum cleaner, with the imaginary wind in your beard, and traverse space at ludicrous speeds. You can build your own station and call it home (that’s for starters), and what’s more, you can build vehicles too. There’s only so much distance you can cover with the help of your suit’s engine. Of course, if that doesn’t seem like a good idea, then… Build transport Oxygen candles and oxygen stations will help you get an extra breath or two on your way forward. Explore your surroundings steadily and plot your course around places with oxygen pockets, or bring oxygen out of your own pocket. Your next objective can be quite far away. You are stranded deep in outer space, in a sea of debris and junk. Raw materials such as aluminum, alkali, or ice – can be found etched in floating rock mass. Plastic and wiring, predictably, stick out from wrecked hulls (mainly from the walls). Keep an eye out for harvestable materials, too. Need to connect two broken wires together?…throw a corpse between them! Chased after by a bad police robot? Short-circuit it with your own bodily fluids. It all works out! When feeling cold, look for a warm place. Do things that make sense, and things that really don’t.
Take advantage of the environmentįlex your ingenuity. Pay extra attention to floating shipping containers – these often have some goodies that you would have to craft or harvest elsewhere. Don’t skimp on exploring around your starting area – all the good stuff is scattered around there somewhere. Get yourself a new oxygen tank, a booster, and a flashlight – ta-daaa, exploration is now a whole lot more enjoyable. It could be anything – metal, paint, an old back scratcher, batteries, even stale shawarma may come in handy.
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Somehow, your suit’s onboard AI will figure out how to make something useful with what you find. Venture outside your shuttle and start touching things. But don’t worry, comrade, they still get the job done. Too bad the tools you create don’t match the blueprints at all. That’s why we’ve decided to provide you with a helping hand (on a stick!) and guide you during your first voyages outside.
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