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Defunct is an indie adventure game with a focus on flow, speed and an engaging world. You are a broken robot that accidentally falls out of a giant cargo ship onto a post-human Earth, now inhabited by robots. You have to get back to your ship before it’s too late! You are equipped with a Gravitize engine. It is used to create a separate gravity around yourself; this is the main source of your speed. Use this in downhills to accelerate. But be careful, using it uphill will slow you down. In addition to this the world is full of different speed boosts such as Enerjuice, which you can pick up and use to go faster.
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
Very short, i beat it in an hour and a half
But very satisfying movement, something akin to counter strike surf if it was a 3D platformer.
Very cheap on sale so can't go wrong with this one ^^
Steam User 0
Fun momentum platformer.
It has a nice aesthetic, calming music and tight controls.
The narrative is nearly non existant, but serviceable.
I'd say one of it's biggest disadvantages is that it's pretty short. Sure, you have time attacks and collectables, but still.
In any case, I recommend this game, though I'd say it's better to grab it at discount.
Steam User 0
great little game to be replayed ince in a while
its very short but the price on sale is a euro so cant complain
Steam User 0
what if sonic adventure and journey had a baby? well, you'd get this game. fantastic momentum based speed with lots of exploration and a healthy dose of puzzles. my only complaint is that its too short, other than that, a solid 7/10
Steam User 0
Short, but I was very impressed by the quality of the gameplay and graphics. I had a great time !
Steam User 0
A great little adventure, about 1-2 hours of content, but that content is amazing. Zoomin through the maps is more fun than I had in most newer AAA titles. 10/10
Steam User 0
Very fun little sprint of a game. One of my favorite feeling movement systems in a game even all these years later. Own it on just about every platform now, and replays have been a go-to palette cleanser of mine for ages. Definitely has some jank from a very different era in 3D indie games, but give it a shot on sale.