
Dawn of the Celestialpod
Swing through deadly spaceships as a squid on a journey to save a species from eternal enslavement! Infiltrate the fleet, take out robotic guards, and escape the self-destruct sequence as quickly as possible. Find the best way to overcome their advanced technology... or die trying!
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June 12, 2018
8 years and 53 days ago
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Gameplay
At the core of Celestialpod is a unique physics based tentacle system that allows you to swing, pull, and grab your way through rigorous challenges. Every ship poses new tests where you’ll need to master the use of your tentacles in order to stand a chance. The robots will do anything they can to keep harvesting the Starfish, and will constantly invent new enemies to prevent you from rescuing them. Overcome the hostile environments inside the ships of the robotic fleet and destroy them from the inside out!Features
- Challenging physics based gameplay
- 10 unique ships with specialized tools to kill you
- 1 Boss created in your image
- Upgrade system which empowers your squid
- Custom 2D-tentacle system
- Highly destructible environment
- Unique 2D art style, with parallaxing depth