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  • Summary: The crew of the space station Deliverance has just settled into their cryopods in preparation for the long journey to Tau Ceti.

    The AI has been activated, and is running a cursory systems check. Engines: fine. Navigation: fine. Unexpected lifeforms: ... one. A lifeform that doesn't care
    The crew of the space station Deliverance has just settled into their cryopods in preparation for the long journey to Tau Ceti.

    The AI has been activated, and is running a cursory systems check.

    Engines: fine.
    Navigation: fine.
    Unexpected lifeforms: ...
    one.

    A lifeform that doesn't care about the mission. A lifeform that doesn't care about the sophisticated defence systems. A lifeform that only cares about getting its grubby hands on the station's trash.

    A raccoon.

    Trash Quest is a compact metroidvania with zero checkpoints, run and gun action and tight platforming.

    Navigate an interwoven maze of rooms through this space station destroying robots, collecting power ups and unlocking shortcuts.
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  1. Dec 17, 2021
    78
    If you like Metroidvanias and/or 2D precision platformers then Trash Quest should be on your radar. The fantastic movement mechanics give the player the appropriate amount of control for working your way through the maze-like space station on your compact quest. The game is reasonably priced at $9 USD, but if you want to check out the game for less you could pick it up on steam where it’s only $3.
  2. Dec 23, 2021
    60
    Trash Quest is a competent Metroidvania that has the chutzpah to try out a few design ideas. It does away with guidance, leaves you free to explore, and chucks in a Dark Souls-like approach to death. Two out of the three work well, but the last falters.