The story is mainly told through silly live-action videos and even cheesier commercials that play on your ship, the latter of which are a highlight – think Paul Verhoeven’s greatest hits. It’s a story-driven action-exploration game.Īs a highly disposable employee of Kindred, the fourth-best interstellar exploration company, you’ll survey Planet ARY-26 – a potential new site for humankind – with a scanner and a humble laser pistol. This isn’t trying to be No Man’s Sky or any number of other crafting-centric sci-fi games that might’ve popped up in your Steam recommendations.
Journey to the Savage Planet will look familiar on the surface, and it is – but not necessarily in the way you’d expect.
Journey to the Savage Planet (PC, PS4, Xbox One) It did the trick and then some.Īs I write this review, I’m seriously considering starting up a third playthrough. I came in with little to no expectations – heck, I could barely get the name right – and really just hoped for a decent little game to break me out of a post-holiday-break malaise. It’s presumptuous to make this call so early into 2020, but here goes: Journey to the Savage Planet stands a very real chance of being one of my most pleasant surprises in video games this year. A surprisingly easygoing collectible-filled adventure
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