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An enjoyable mix of Metroid Prime and No Man's Sky. All this is presented in a very adorable and cartoon art style. Add to this a bit of humour and you've got yourself a really cool metroidivania game about exploring an alien planet.

would you play a Metroidvania with interesting a never-before-seen world, along with some funny writing and some meanless collectibles that you always collect because a little part of yourself will die if the 99 isn't 100.................well then play Control...................oh yeah this is good too I guess

This was fine. World and level design was great until the last area. It feels like I wrote most of the comedy.

I'm not funny.

Bring a friend, bring a drink, punt some birds.

The exploration in this game is really fun, especially in co-op. The last area of the game isn't the greatest, but it doesn't hurt everything that came before it. I'd probably rate it higher, but the writing was extremely not funny and it just wouldn't stop talking.


wish i didn't have to shoot things :(

It was fine, though I really hated the part inside the tower

i love eating goo and rocks mmm mmm scrummy !

never uninstalled a game quicker than after listening to the robot companion in this for 5 minutes

Game is a indie Metrovania type with a wacky story telling mechanic to try to seperate it from similar games in the genre. Gameplay was fine but nothing to write home about. The humor didn't stick with me enough to make me want to finish it.

The first hours of the game are delightful. The humor is pretty good, the feeling of exploring and unknown planet and the art design is excellent.

However, during the journey, the game mechanics fails to evolve and it quickly became clear that they are gonna remain the same for full length. By the end of the game you can get a kinda bored with repeating the same gameplay loop over and over again; not to mention, the gunplay ain't that good either.

It had potential, but it fails to reach it.

A game of shooting glowing dots with combat that feels just awful. At least the co-op is painless to play.

Jogo interessante, legal de explorar mas a experiência fica melhor jogando cooperativo.

Currently playing with a friend who's been my go to for co-op games for the longest time!
Fun little fps adventure, kinda reminds me of Metroid Prime

If you’re desperate for a Metroid Prime sequel and are fine with it being a wacky comedy, this will hold you over for a few hours.

would've given it a 3.5 but then after completing the game I found a glitch to fling myself way into the sky with a grappling hook so it gets 4.

Video games do exploration better than any other medium. It’s awe-inspiring to roam the sand-covered dunes in Assassin’s Creed Origins or the alien planets in No Man’s Sky. But exploration, as showcased by those two examples, often comes with an intimidating amount of scale. Journey to the Savage Planet is keen on evoking that same sense of wonder yet in a play space that isn’t measured in square miles or the amount of planets it houses. And, through a well-paced upgrade loop and interesting world, it manages to bottle that adventuring spirit in a more digestible package.

Read the full review here:
https://www.gamerevolution.com/review/629615-journey-to-the-savage-planet-review

This game blows. 3 hours in and it's literally just doing errands. The combat sucks and the traversal gets repetitive fast. The humor was nice for maybe the first hour. But not enough to play it. Bad game.

O problema inteiro é essa estética simplória do gênero. O alvo central não consegue sustentar inteiramente o jogo. E a noção dessa falta do pedestal só obstina mais a irrealização do produto em geral. Faltou potencialização na fórmula e fica óbvio olhando a sub-trama satírica.

Não faz tanto meu tipo, mas tem estilo e é legalzinho.

é legal explorar as coisas

Finally! A game where everything can be considered a "goopy little guy"!

It’s a fun little exploration game with nice humour and cool hidden secrets with fun platforming puzzles to reach them BUT the gunplay is atrocious and there are too many fights. It didn’t really need this, it worked well enough with just exploration and environmental puzzles and quirky science challenges.


This was a nice little Metroid Prime-esque adventure with Outer Worlds style humour. Short, and does a few things annoyingly, but a fun little experience.

60 fps fazem falta no console e final meio meh.

Its dumb fun and anyone trying to see further than this is being silly

while a short experience, doesn't overstay its welcome, sort of like Borderlands x No Mans Sky but sized down considerably (single planet) but its fun enough to just enjoy for the ride

I forgot I played this. I mean its alright