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The Captain Switch NSP Free Download GAMESPACK.NET It’s been a great week for any indie game fans on Nintendo Switch. A full week of daily announcements, surprise releases, and more. One of said games being the already covered The Punchuin, but in the same show we also saw The Captain. The Captain is a point-and-click adventure game surrounding a space ship captain meant to stop a villain from destroying the sun. The interesting thing about this game though, is it starts to feel less like a standard point-and-click adventure the more you get into it. The Captain is all done in pixel art, but it looks surprisingly good. There are definitely some metroidvania style games that it’s reminiscent when looking at the landscape of even the first world you visit- the desert planet. One that comes to mind is some of the more barren and orange areas in Blasphemous. The key thing is that this isn’t just another point-and-click game, where you simply explore the landscape and solve some puzzles. The main game almost has a Mass Effect type feel to it, where there are some main things to do, but there are also a lot of side missions available. The Captain has multiple endings, and while the main two are probably stop the sun from being blown up or let it blow up, there’s probably also several others, such as helping no one through the game or aim to do nothing but main missions.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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As you travel from planet to planet, you start to learn that there is more to this than simple “point-and-click adventure.” Soon you’ll end up in fights against other space ships. These battles are turn-based strategy level fights, where you need to manage your energy between attacking opponents, and shielding your ship. There’s a lot of strategy that goes into these fights, and making the wrong move can quickly prove to be fatal. This is by far one of the most unique additions to The Captain and really helped maintain my interest in the game. While the humour is on par with some other great point-and-click games, having that little bit extra helped The Captain stand out. Another spot where The Captain shines is its atmosphere. Yes, the game does look quite good, but it’s the music and effects of each area that really helps bring it home. In these kinds of games, one misstep could cause the entire game to feel off, but instead it draws you in to feel what the worlds you’re visiting actually feel like. Whether it’s the ambient semi-silence of being on your ship in space, or the beeping of an EKG while someone is frozen in a meat freezer, each area feels alive and feels like its own, instead of feeling copy and pasted with a different colour palette. To be totally honest, I didn’t realise going into The Captain that it was a point-and-click adventure. I may have passed up on it had I known. Instead, I found what may arguably be one of the best and most unique games I have played in the genre.

Travel the Galaxy!

I do believe anyone who feels indifferent to this style of game should give it a shot, because it may be the one to change how you feel towards them. That, or if you just like tactical games, the battles can be a lot of fun, but there’s significantly less of those. Swedish duo Sysiac Games and Tomorrow Corporation have released The Captain, a quirky comedy sci-fi point and click adventure with pixel-art visuals and it’s a lot of fun. Note: personal purchase. At the beginning of a war, you end up getting lost in a distant part of space, far from home in a transport accident and now it’s up to you to find the only thing that can help stop the destruction of Earth’s Sun. It’s a race across the galaxy but since you’re a scientist and a member of Spacefleet, you of course need to deal with anything else that appears along the way. Distress calls, hostile ships and it’s filled with some pretty funny moments. It’s not all fun and games though, there’s the urgency to the situation always present and since it’s a point and click adventure, there’s a few minor puzzles to solve too. You also have plenty of decisions to make as you go through it, resulting in a few different ways to progress through it. From my own time spent with it, The Captain has been a near total-joy. The intro story felt a bit too slow, so the pacing there could have been improved but other than that it really does hit the mark. It feels a bit like a classic Star Trek adventure only with the comedy and quirkiness turned up a notch or two. It’s possibly one of the best point and click styled adventures I’ve played in a long time.No Time 

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It’s not just an adventure though, it’s also a turn-based strategy game – well, if you want it to be. There’s space battles to engage in too, which feel a little like something out of FTL with you managing weapons, shields and more while balancing power levels. However, you can also try to completely ignore the combat and fly past enemy encounters, although it might not always be possible. For all the fun moments, there’s plenty of seriousness sprinkled in, although it does it pretty carefully – mostly anyway. One moment early on involving a lost Spacefleet officer is going to stick with me, as I was really not paying enough attention and uh, yeah, my rescue did not go as planned. There’s quite a lot of moments like that, some a tiny bit shocking but it’s written really well. A space adventure that begs to be played multiple times. Each time you complete an event, you’re given an ending card, giving you an idea of one way the game will end. What type of captain will you be? There’s only one way to find out. I can easily recommend picking it up. You are Captain Thomas Welmu, a Spacefleet science officer, lost on the other side of the galaxy. Dark forces are en route to Earth to destroy our planet – and you are carrying the only thing that can stop them. Race back home across the galaxy. Collect new friends on your journey. Make new enemies. You won’t be able to save everyone.

Explore New Worlds!

Who will you leave behind? Which civilizations will you save – or destroy – along the way? The decisions are all up to you. Time is ticking. Will you plot the shortest route home or take a detour to use an experimental new technology with a wormhole? Is a distant distress signal worth investigating or should you use your time to raise funds to upgrade your engine? Will you interfere with a pre-space civilization? Will you discover the terrible secret at a covert military base? Will you deliver a dying life-form’s brain back to its people? Or use it to upgrade your ship? The galaxy is a dangerous place. Will you shower aggressive encounters with a barrage of Type 2 Vacuum Rockets? Or let them taste the wrath of your freshly polished Plasma Gun? …or will you choose to slip by and hope nobody notices? Those pesky pirates have damaged your sweetheart. Should you go cheap and repair her yourself? Or spend the money and let the professionals do it right? Is it time to buy a brand new Shield Buster? Or perhaps a couple of convenient nuclear warheads? Will you sacrifice a friend for the greater good? Will you rat out an undercover cop for a chance to get home quickly? Will you keep a life-changing truth from someone so they’ll hang out and be your friend? Will you gain access to the vault with explosives or is there a less intrusive way? Will you figure out how to pull off an undercover heist using a new consciousness transmitter?Dodgeball Academia

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Ever wanted to try escaping an automated maximum-security prison in space? Will you look fabulous in tight pink swimwear? I was looking for games to play in December and stumbled across this one. Now as a space fan, and an adventure game purist, I was extremely excited…but I wanted to temper my enthusiasm since usually even great concepts are marred even just a little bit by execution problems. Then after a few weeks, I found time to start playing… First I must get this part out of the way. The pixel art is breathtaking. The music is superb and varied. The dialogue is fun and witty. The atmosphere is varied and appropriate to its setting. Everything FITS. But I want to talk about what makes this game greater than the sum of its graphics, sound, script, and programming… The sheer amount of attention to detail makes this game’s world one that I would never want to leave. The little things…every piece or dialogue I read, item I find, room I explore, entity I with which I talk all convince me I am really Captain Welmu, in a spaceship, free to do what I want and when. I am not in the habit of exaggeration. However, in the interest of increasing exposure for this game, I felt it is my duty to write a review for this criminally undermarketed game. This is because, aside from a few bugs, the developers have been able to completely shock me with how great this game is.

Repair and Upgrade Your Ship!

It has easily become one of my top 3 favorite games that I have played in the past 20 years. And I will explain why that is. While being an adventure point and click, you structure your time in a chase to save Earth (similar to FTL). You can choose to grind for money and build up your ship and play the game like an RPG, or attempt to avoid conflict that might take more time than it is worth. You can also choose to bypass interesting looking locations, or visit them in the hopes that whatever is there may help you on your way. In all cases the choice is yours! These days, so many games LOVE to trumpet the promise that your choices have consequences down the line in your adventure, and yet by the time you are done you are left wondering what in the heck your decisions actually meant aside from perhaps an added dialogue option here and there (Telltale was a notable culprit of this unfortunate practice). However, I am happy to say that in each episode of your adventure, ( each “trek” to a planet or landmark is treated as a standalone, “star trek-esque” episode) there are several different possible end outcomes depending on the choices you make in each episode. When you find yourself marooned on a planet, do you return to your ship when given the chance, or do you play the hero and attempt to solve a mystery surrounding the outpost in which you found yourself?

Or perhaps you would rather save your host family from the manipulations of a corrupt governor? Your choices have a real impact on your adventure, on the rewards you may or may not receive, and ultimately on the conclusion of your campaign! I said before that each landing is very much like its own Star Trek episode….in fact, I found very close similarities to certain specific TNG episodes (perhaps one Aliens reference also…but who’s counting, right?). It is never SO similar that events are predictable. While it is easy to see the similarities in some episodes to certain sci-fi references, there is enough extremely unique material there to surprise and engross you in the adventure. Any similarities are treated as an homage to past classic material, and that is where the similarities end. I absolutely loved the feeling of being alone in space on a ship, gathering friends along the way. There was a cozy, yet epic feel to the whole adventure. You can traverse space…and even the ship as you see fit, and if you do, you learn a lot about the captain you are! Searching your luxurious cabin, you see pictures of your family and drawings from your children. At any point you can talk with the ship. You can change the music on your BOSE (yes…this game may indeed be sponsored by Bose) music player. You can play your arcade machine if you are able to find the code that grants you access into your AWESOME space-mancave.

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But all of this is just optional! But to me it was a joy to feel like I had my little piece of real estate in space. You can talk with your crew (and I do wish there were more interactions available with your crew on your ship, but I am nitpicking here), and you can forge components to help you on your journey. But despite all of these extras, this is a point and click at heart…and tasks never get overwhelming. You can choose to involve yourself as much or as little as you choose. That is what makes this game as great as it is! When I started, this game immediately gave me a feeling I had not had since I played Space Quest 3 (one of my favorite adventure games). That was the last game that gave me the chance to feel like I had my own spaceship and I could choose what weird and interesting places I wanted to go. Of course, it was not as expansive as I would have liked, due to space limitations of games back in the 80’s, but since then, I always wanted another game with that same sense of freedom to venture out! When it comes to that same feeling of freedom of exploration, this game delivers! There are so many available destinations that my first play through felt _REAL_ and completely unhampered by the limitations of anything but my own desire to explore! Unlike most other adventure games, the amount of different available outcomes allows starting another game to still feel new and exciting! If you ever had a dream of having your own adventure.Brothel Simulator

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