Gareth writes "When NASA initially started considering the first manned missions to the Mars, they had to look at all the possibilities and probabilities; how would man survive for a length of time in space? They took into account the water and food supply, whilst worried over the disintegration of the body and muscles. But the one thing they were really worried about was… boredom.
That’s what new space explorer Morphite has to try an address as well, because this explorer sees a lot of jumping between solar systems to be had. It does however mix it with some exciting gameplay. But is that enough to keep the monotony of space travel far away?"
Morphite is a mix of many different genres that evokes the feeling of No Man's Sky. It does it's own thing, though, as it adds a bit of Metroid weapon progression and level unlocking in it. It's a budget priced game that can be fun despite it's flaws.
Morphite is by no means a mere imitation of No Man's Sky. It has its own ideas and despite some minor faults, executes them very well.
This week Will(@BlackOni) from BlackOni, Youtube and Twitch joins Mike(@AssaultSuit) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) to talk about: BlackOni, Adobe Muse, Chocolate Thunder Podcast, Ken Levine, David Jaffe, Jesse Cox, TwitchCon, Pax East 2018, Blizzcon, Justice League, Man of Steel, X-men Apocalypse, CineBistro, Thor Ragnarok, Star Trek Discovery, PS Vita, Dekavita 7, Star Wars Battlefront 2, ZTE AXON, Call of Duty WWII, GameStop, Wolfenstein II, Mafia 3, Dead by Daylight, Warframe, Destiny 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, Super Mario Odyssey, Doom, Poi, Sine Mora EX, Uncharted Lost Legacy, Ittle Dew 2, RIME, Morphite, Transcripted, Ratchet and Clank, Respawn, Electronic Arts, Marvel Heroes, Rampage and more.
