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But if you do, you’ll be a true master of puzzle-solving! #62 RipoutĪre you ready for a co-op horror experience that’s unlike any other? Then get ready for Ripout. While it is a puzzle game, you don’t need to solve every puzzle to complete the story. One structure, in particular, is the focus of everything, and as you work to unlock its powers, you’ll learn more about the world, universe, and the role of everyone in it. The game will put you in a different world than before, where humanity is gone, but its “remnants” remain and are looked after by robots.

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If you loved the first game in this series with its thought-provoking puzzles and unique narrative, then you’ll love The Talos Principle 2.

Plus, with the unique combat system, you’ll have a blast fighting foes. Find unique allies and use their abilities alongside your own to climb the “corporate ladder” and get the payback you deserve! But you’re not alone in your fight to take them down. #64 Hi-Fi Rushĭoes a game get any more sci-fi than a kid having his heart fused with a music player and it now being the source of his combat style? If it isn’t, we need to seriously rewrite the rulebook.Īnyway, in Hi-Fi Rush, you’ll be thrown into a dystopian future where corporations are more than willing to toss out people they screwed up, including you. This title was hailed as one of the best games of its generation when it came out on the Nintendo GameCube and the trilogy that it was a part of brought Samus Aran back into the limelight.īut now, with this remastered version of the game, you’ll get to see it at its peak on the Nintendo Switch and witness why this game still holds up to this day.įrom the first-person combat to the exploration and story, you’ll feel everything Samus Aran does and fight to keep her alive.

But when it comes to Metroid Prime Remastered, it’s another story.

Many games deserve the “remastered” treatment for one reason or another. Plus, there are night-time missions where you’ll use ghost-like Pikmin to fight rage-filled beasts! #68 Starship Troopers: Exterminationīut the sci-fi elements go beyond the basics of collecting Pikmin and battling aliens! This time, you’ll have a dog-like alien named Oatchi to help you around.įurthermore, underground sections will push the gameplay and setting to new depths. Regardless, video game developers love to make titles of this type, and 2023 will be packed with them. Mainly because it’s a low bar to cross when you think about it. Sci-Fi titles are actually a bit more far-reaching than many think.

#2 Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League.

#12 Star Wars: Knights of the old Republic Remake.

#49 Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge Enhanced Edition.

Uranus and Neptune textures (used for exporting some basic cloud textures) by JHT's Planetary Pixel EmporiumĪll the others textures were made by the KSRSS Team and are licensed CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0.

Saturn ring texture by CICLOPS (Cassini Imaging Central Laboratory For Operations - image preparation by Daren Wilson and Carolyn Porco).

Fridger Schremmp and Grant Hutchinson (redistributed by The Celestia Motherlode)

Saturn texture (used for exporting some basic cloud textures) by Runar Thorvaldsen, Dr.

Jupiter texture (used for exporting some basic cloud textures) by Vleider (redistributed by The Celestia Motherlode).

Earth cloud and city lights textures by NASA Visible Earth.

Cloud and city detail textures by Real Visual Enhancements (RVE).

Mars, Earth, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Titan, Uranus, Neptune cloud textures, aurora detail texture, UVNoise textures, saturn ring texture and cloud particle textures are taken from RSSVE by KSP RO Team (CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0) : All credist go to themaster01 and Astronomer.

The textures used to make the geysers and the rgb3.dds come from the AVP mod. All credits go to themaster01 and Astronomer for these textures. Geysers textures (including rgb3.dds) and citylights textures come from AVP (CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0). All credits go to Thomassino for this wonderful sunflare. Snow map (snow.dds) comes from Graphics Enhancements Assembly (CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0). Snow and dust particles and dust map (dust_mars.dds) are from Sci-Fi Visual Enchancements by panzer1b.

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Plugin code is licensed LGPLv3.Īurora texture is from Spectra, licensed MIT by Avera9eJoe (Joseph Hafner). Cfgs and textures are licensed CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 unless otherwise stated.

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