
Nova-111
Pilot your trusty orange vessel in this quirky sci-fi strategy game that cleverly mixes turn-based and real-time gameplay. Your mission: fix space-time and recover all the scientists lost in the aftermath of the Universe's Greatest Science Experiment.
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August 25, 2015
10 years and 344 days ago
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Mostly Positive182 reviews76.9%
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10 itemsAbout the Game
Navigate mind-warping puzzles and engage in strategic battles with bizarre creatures in a twisted environment where the turn-based world and the real-time world collide. As you progress through the universe, you'll need to protect yourself by collecting new abilities and upgrade modules for your ship, but remember, your greatest weapon is SCIENCE itself!


Created by former developers of the PixelJunk series. Supported by Indie Fund.

Features
- Innovative Gameplay - Innovative mix of turn-based and real-time gameplay
- Strategic Combat - Fight smart. Brains beats brawn
- Mind-Warping Puzzles - Designed to melt your brain
- Beautifully-Crafted Planets - Each with its own unique enemies, environments and strategies
- Powerful Abilities - Use special lasers or abilities like the TIME-STOP to bend time to your will
- Ship Upgrades - Collect upgrades and modules for your ship
- Dynamic Soundtrack - Music suited to your play style
- SCIENCE - Because who doesn't like scientific progress?

Created by former developers of the PixelJunk series. Supported by Indie Fund.