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Cloudbreaker is a recent fixation of mine for blending together the popularised bullet heaven elements from Vampire Survivors with inventory management.
Here you control a little airship that floats around will you fire at enemies automatically. As they die, you collect their orbs to level up. Then, you get to pick from an assortment of different modules to place onto your ship. These can be various different types of weapons and power-up modules for other blocks. The slower pace of it is nice compared with other much more frantic entries in the genre too.
I’ve had a lot of fun blasting casually through the demo to see what sort of fun weapon combinations I can place onto my ship and I think you’ll like it too. The setup is different to others in the genre too as you’re attempting to get lower and lower in the atmosphere – so it has a nice overall spin to it.
See the trailer below:
Game Highlights:
- Explore & Survive – Descend through a dangerous sky-world filled with ruins, resources, and waves of enemies as you push deeper into the clouds.
- Engine Grid System – Upgrade your ship using an inventory management puzzle system where Engine Part placement determines your power and build.
- Build Synergies – Combine unique Engine Parts and relics to create powerful interactions that evolve your strategy every run.
- Unlockable Airships – Expand your fleet with ships that feature distinct Engine Grid layouts and abilities, supporting varied playstyles.
- Deep Customization – Upgrade ships and weapons through dedicated upgrade trees to tailor each run to your preferred strategy.
- Boss Battles – Take on bosses and mini-bosses that test your build and execution.
- Full Controller Support – Play with Keyboard + Mouse or full Controller support.
Nice to see even more games made with the free and open source Godot too. The demo has Native Linux support to which is always that little bit extra nice to see in the era of Proton.
🌐 External Sources: godotengine.org
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.