But as the story goes on, you’ll unravel something much more sinister, and it will be up to you to save the day and the universe. So you end up crashing on a weird, alien planet called Woanope, and must scavenge around for resources to survive until you can try and get back on your feet with your package delivery job. Unfortunately, some bastard alien head menace named Hewgodooko blows up your ship and you’re forced to escape out of a pod with your robot companion.

In the beginning, you’ll meet Flux Dabes, who is a galactic trucker just trying to do his job of delivering shipments to their intended destinations. And to top things off, the sound effects really make you feel like you’re living the dream of harvesting, crafting, and fighting strange alien creatures.

The atmospheric soundtrack is whimsical and charming, which is just a delight to hear as you explore strange alien planets. All animations in the game are smooth and fluid, so I experienced no lag on my iPhone 6s Plus. You can see the time in the bottom right corner, and the dynamic lighting of the game changes depending on what the current time is. The different environments are colorful, lush, and rich in resources and lifeforms, and everything just looks incredibly detailed, especially your home once you start furnishing it.

The characters in Crashlands, including the protagonist of course, are beautifully rendered with natural movement animations. It carries a super cartoonish aesthetic, but it fits in perfectly with the bizarre intergalactic setting and plot. The visuals in Crashlands are downright some of the best I’ve seen for a game of the genre.

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