Morphite Premium - Sci Fi FPS

Crescent Moon Games

About this game

The story of Morphite takes place in a far off future when humanity has long since populated the distant reaches of space. The player takes on the role of Myrah Kale, a young woman residing on a space station and workshop under the care of her surrogate father, Mr. Mason. What starts as a simple exploratory mission to gather supplies to support their shop rapidly turns into a journey revealing Myrah’s unknown past and her relationship to a rare, coveted, and nearly extinct material called Morphite.

In order to unlock and understand the mysteries of her past, Myrah must travel to undiscovered planets, roam uncharted sectors of space, and confront exotic creatures and locales in search of this Morphite.

Aside from the main storyline, the worlds of Morphite are randomly generated. Encounter various creature types, landscapes, caves, rivers, and more to explore. Explore large space stations, abandoned or infested with alien life.

Features:

Beautiful Stylized Low-Poly Look
Amazing soundtrack - over 50 original songs by Evan Gipson
Fully voiced Main Storyline
Environmental puzzle solving
Scan creatures to sell their bio information to upgrade your ship and weapons.
Find various upgrades throughout your adventures.
Huge bosses to battle
Navigate the stars with an easy to use Starmap system.
Random encounters aboard your ship
Dozens of side missions
Real-time space combat
Space trading
Resource collection and trading
Find random weapons and vehicles on various planets
Upgrade your suit to survive harsher conditions
HID controllers support - Full list here under Android Category
http://guavaman.com/projects/rewired/docs/SupportedControllers.html

Ratings and reviews

Some story quests will get broken, causing you to be unable to complete them and progress the storyline. For example, the telescope quest- I would use the telescope but nothing would happen. Otherwise, it's a fun game to explore and kill time, although I wish there were more survival elements and more randomly-occuring events, missions, and outcomes to experience.

Many call this "lo-fi No Man's Sky" but it really falls well short. The core gameplay loop is simply drop to a planet, which is randomly generated every time, scan plans and animals and mine resources in a small area, rinse and repeat. There's no reason to do it except to get upgrades to do the same thing faster. It's... fine. But if you questioned why you would do it in NMS you'll really question it here.

I enjoyed the game and I think it is worth the money, However there are game breaking glitches that make you skip parts of Missions (For example: you can skip Cyro-shark by doing certain movements). Some of these glitches causes the game to put stuff where it needs to go for you. Another thing that is somewhat a problem for me is the way it ended. The game essentially ended on a cliffhanger. Overall a great game and is worth the price. 👍🏾👍🏾