Exoplanet: First Contact - PC (Steam)

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$32

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$27.61

About

Some say that Frontier’s gone, once mankind has explored the whole Earth. But it’s not. Now space is a new Frontier. Exoplanet: First Contact is a third-person Action RPG set in a world of space western where technologies of the future meet cruel laws of good old Wild West. Explore the vast open world of the unknown and dangerous planet, leaving no stone unturned—weapons, gear, ore, food, even a bottle of fresh water—everything will be useful for a loner stuck many parsecs from home...

Country Compatibility:	See the list
Installation:	How to activate your game
Developer:	Alersteam,
Publisher:	GrabTheGames,
Release date:	8 December 2016
Genre:	Action, RPG, Early Access,
Recent Steam reviews:	No user reviews
All Steam reviews:	Mostly positive (225)

User tags*: open world action rpg exploration western post-apocalyptic choices matter rpg nonlinear pve gun customization atmospheric third person replay value choose your own adventure story rich crafting lore-rich mining ...

Early Access

This early access game is not complete and may or may not change further.

Visuals

Game features

Single-player

Family Sharing

Xbox Controller Support

DualShock Controller Support

DualSense Controller Support

Description

Some say that Frontier’s gone, once mankind has explored the whole Earth. But it’s not. Now space is a new Frontier.

Exoplanet: First Contact is a third-person Action RPG set in a world of space western where technologies of the future meet cruel laws of good old Wild West. Explore the vast open world of the unknown and dangerous planet, leaving no stone unturned—weapons, gear, ore, food, even a bottle of fresh water—everything will be useful for a loner stuck many parsecs from home.

Do not shy away from any job, even a dirty one, but take care—no one can be trusted. Master new skills and use them to outsmart your enemies or you'll end up dead in the gutter in no time. Will you become a mean and ruthless bounty hunter or a kind and eloquent friend of colonists and natives? It’s up to you!