The mysterious and deadly world of Capsized is an undoubtedly hostile place. Nightmarish flora and fauna twist their way from gnawed ground, burnt-out debris litters the landscape and hints at the gruesome fate of whichever unlucky souls found themselves on this planet before you, and the terrifying forms of bloodthirsty natives slink by somewhere just outside the periphery of your helmet visor, ready to eviscerate you with deadly bio-weaponry. This is not a place you should want to spend a nanosecond more than is absolutely necessary to rescue your crew and get the hell out, but Capsized‘s intricately detailed art style, tense exploration, frenzied combat and cerebral soundtrack will have you gravity-hooked to your screen as it unsettles, frustrates, and delights in equal measure.
For any price you see fit, you can get Dear Esther, Capsized, Awesomenauts, Thomas Was Alone, and Little Inferno.
"If you’ve been waiting with bated breath for Alientrap’s well received indie title Capsized to grace the console circuit then you can finally breath. Capsized is here and it’s well... annoying."
A space travel crashes onto a mysterious planet with no way to contact his home. He begins to explore this strange world and begins to realize how dangerous this planet is. Blood thirsty creatures, dangerous terrain, and challenging pitfalls await him as he begins his journey. Soon, he realizes he is not alone on this planet and he must battle the maleficent forces of this planet to save his fellow travelers and survive. This is Capsized.
