Space Robinsons is landing on Nintendo Switch!

San Diego, California – September 10th, 2020— Indie game publisher, Crytivo, with Luxorix Games, is proud to announce that Space Robinson, a challenging pixel art roguelite will be blasting its way to Nintendo Switch.

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Space Robinson is a game for those who love a challenge. Death is just a part of life in roguelite games, and this one is no different. Explore your way through procedurally generated levels collecting resources and weapons to survive the unknown for a little longer.

Take on baddies with a loot snatching racoon, a good doggo turned hell hound, or a flying pig. We won’t judge.

Collect crystals, artifacts, and level up as you play. Upgrade, craft new weapons, and repair the colony units to increase your chances of survival.
Features
- Procedurally generated levels with a day and night cycle
- Summon a helping paw (or hoof) as you traverse the unknown.
- Craft, upgrade, and level your to victory with RPG elements
Source:Crytivo
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