On the Highway to Release - 12/07/2018
The great spaceship ARK is cruising through the space in the distant future. This planet-spaceship is made up of multiple biomes, inhabited by humans and mutated deadly beasts.
Over the centuries of wandering the humanity lost its goal and the former level of technology. Owing to the dictatorship of a group of priests, headed by the Creator's AI, the City, ARK's core and the pillar of industrial civilization, remains the only place preserving bits and pieces of the lost knowledge.
All of a sudden, mutated monsters from the Jungle invade the city. Security system crash leads to a bloody massacre, which only the heroes of the warrior caste can stop.
In addition to mutant hordes, the player will face the mysteries of ARK laboratories, which calls into question the very human nature. What is a human? Is it the indomitable spirit or genetic carrier, hostage to the masters of the evolution, run by them from behind the ARK's scenes?
This is the basis of the Lost in Sky: Violent Seed story—the game we're telling you about today.
Let us introduce you to the main characters, responsible for protecting the remains of the humanity, the mission that seems impossible at the first glance.
Roy M., the Swordsman. An elite melee warrior from Ark captain's private security team. Absolute combat skills enable him to confront any threat.
Strike
Snaps all types of enemies like twigs, but consumes stamina. Mind your combat strategy in this regard.
A mastery of melee weapons allows to effectively defeat any enemy.
Power strike
Good for smashing cages and supply boxes or kicking back the enemies. Of course, it requires measuring the distance to the enemy and careful timing to prepare the blow.
Jump strike
Effectively takes down airborne enemies.
Dash strike
A situation that is about to go out of control requires a super strike. Sweeping away all enemies from your way feels nice and works well.
Another character is Eileen, the Archer, who deals ranged damage. Her sharp eyes and quick shot spell trouble.
These are her combat abilities:
Shot
Why approaching an enemy in an uphill battle if you can simply take them down from a safe distance?
Power shot
Deals huge damage, but consumes more stamina.
Fan shot
It's the super ability: EIleen shoots a massive fan of arrows. There can't be too many good arrows.
Monsters in the Lost in Sky world can walk, fly, crawl, and attack in many different ways. The range of assorted troubles they'll be causing you is very wide.
Langoliers
Petty, annoying, seemingly chaotic flying creatures. They may attack you one at a time or in a swarm.
Check out their sketches:
Scorpios
Quite the tricksters. They can jump and bite, and the smartest of them can burrow for a devious attack.
Spiders
Cowardly and reserved by nature, they spit on you from a distance, travel by their cobwebs, and avoid close encounter at all costs.
Worms
Slow, but nasty. If it fails to bite you, it'll explode. No good either way.
Depending on the character you control, Roy or Eileen, you may command your partner to follow or hold position. You an also share a health kit or simply have a chat.
The gameplay is based on your cooperation and interactions with the game mechanics (levers, push plates) as a team. You can never go alone. Always invite a friend or two.
One or more combat turrets can be a part of your team. It makes fighting your way through the crowd of enemies so much easier.
Levels
At the beginning the players will attend a briefing in the Menagerie training camp. You will practice your combat skills and prepare for the upcoming mission.
The Menagerie in the middle of the City of the Future is where they keep the beasts from the Jungle and other Ark biomes. Caste warriors hold their special practice rounds there. However, the priests remain silent about the real purpose of keeping the beasts in the heart of the secure city.
Menagerie is an endless maze with lots of floors, passages, and platforms. The lighting is malfunctioning because part of city life-support systems is failing, causing the red emergency lights to kick in.
The caged monsters are trying to break out and tear in half everyone who dares standing in their way.
Our next article will cover the City, the cradle of future civilization, with beautiful neon lights on the surface and grim and gloomy inside, in the dark underground passages.
Stay tuned and see you soon!
Over the centuries of wandering the humanity lost its goal and the former level of technology. Owing to the dictatorship of a group of priests, headed by the Creator's AI, the City, ARK's core and the pillar of industrial civilization, remains the only place preserving bits and pieces of the lost knowledge.
All of a sudden, mutated monsters from the Jungle invade the city. Security system crash leads to a bloody massacre, which only the heroes of the warrior caste can stop.
In addition to mutant hordes, the player will face the mysteries of ARK laboratories, which calls into question the very human nature. What is a human? Is it the indomitable spirit or genetic carrier, hostage to the masters of the evolution, run by them from behind the ARK's scenes?
This is the basis of the Lost in Sky: Violent Seed story—the game we're telling you about today.
Main characters
Let us introduce you to the main characters, responsible for protecting the remains of the humanity, the mission that seems impossible at the first glance.
Roy M., the Swordsman. An elite melee warrior from Ark captain's private security team. Absolute combat skills enable him to confront any threat.
Strike
Snaps all types of enemies like twigs, but consumes stamina. Mind your combat strategy in this regard.
A mastery of melee weapons allows to effectively defeat any enemy.
Power strike
Good for smashing cages and supply boxes or kicking back the enemies. Of course, it requires measuring the distance to the enemy and careful timing to prepare the blow.
Jump strike
Effectively takes down airborne enemies.
Dash strike
A situation that is about to go out of control requires a super strike. Sweeping away all enemies from your way feels nice and works well.
Another character is Eileen, the Archer, who deals ranged damage. Her sharp eyes and quick shot spell trouble.
These are her combat abilities:
Shot
Why approaching an enemy in an uphill battle if you can simply take them down from a safe distance?
Power shot
Deals huge damage, but consumes more stamina.
Fan shot
It's the super ability: EIleen shoots a massive fan of arrows. There can't be too many good arrows.
Enemies
Monsters in the Lost in Sky world can walk, fly, crawl, and attack in many different ways. The range of assorted troubles they'll be causing you is very wide.
Langoliers
Petty, annoying, seemingly chaotic flying creatures. They may attack you one at a time or in a swarm.
Check out their sketches:
Scorpios
Quite the tricksters. They can jump and bite, and the smartest of them can burrow for a devious attack.
Spiders
Cowardly and reserved by nature, they spit on you from a distance, travel by their cobwebs, and avoid close encounter at all costs.
Worms
Slow, but nasty. If it fails to bite you, it'll explode. No good either way.
Teamwork
Depending on the character you control, Roy or Eileen, you may command your partner to follow or hold position. You an also share a health kit or simply have a chat.
The gameplay is based on your cooperation and interactions with the game mechanics (levers, push plates) as a team. You can never go alone. Always invite a friend or two.
One or more combat turrets can be a part of your team. It makes fighting your way through the crowd of enemies so much easier.
Levels
At the beginning the players will attend a briefing in the Menagerie training camp. You will practice your combat skills and prepare for the upcoming mission.
The Menagerie in the middle of the City of the Future is where they keep the beasts from the Jungle and other Ark biomes. Caste warriors hold their special practice rounds there. However, the priests remain silent about the real purpose of keeping the beasts in the heart of the secure city.
Menagerie is an endless maze with lots of floors, passages, and platforms. The lighting is malfunctioning because part of city life-support systems is failing, causing the red emergency lights to kick in.
The caged monsters are trying to break out and tear in half everyone who dares standing in their way.
Our next article will cover the City, the cradle of future civilization, with beautiful neon lights on the surface and grim and gloomy inside, in the dark underground passages.
Stay tuned and see you soon!
