You’ll also be able to hear enemies approach before you will be able to see them, this is very useful to be able to move away to dodge enemies in time. The sound effects of the drones and enemies are fitting to their actions. Whenever you enter a mission area at a planet, the music changes and becomes a bit more ominous. This is very chill and non-obtrusive electronic music. Most of the music you’ll hear is in the workshop, when you are constructing your drone. The music in this game is quite relaxing. You can actually destroy all of the planets you’ll visit to do your mission, which is pretty cool. The visual effects when enemies get shot and get hurt are clear, but it’s still hard to determine how much damage you do (so how long it will take to kill something), since there aren’t any health bars. You’ll be able to see each separate element as your drone moves around, which makes it easy to see what breaks as well. The drones themselves are completely two-dimensional: all the elements are laid out next to each other. The game is pretty colorful, and the alien planets have interesting elements like strange looking vegetation. The graphics have a nice cel-shaded cartoon-ish look. The game tells a bit of a story during loading screens: the Nimbatus is a mobile drone factory, sent out to space to explore. You travel between galaxies, visiting several planets, to solve problems. You will explore the galaxy, put your drones to work in missions, fight alien monsters, and even fight other people’s drones! This game has been developed and published by Stray Fawn Studio. You can design anything you want in this game, just keep your mind on the physics and it will work. Nimbatus is an early access game where you’ll be able to build drones using a huge amount of components at your disposal.
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