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“Funny, fresh, and full of surprises, Typhoon’s debut blends genres expertly.” 84 – PC Gamer “One of the most interesting and unique indie games to be released in a very long time.” 90 – Screen Rant

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Onward to adventure.

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Explore and catalog the flora and fauna., no expense spared*, are you alone.

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Players use laser blasters to shoot enemy creatures; players can also kick aliens into carnivorous plants, resulting in splatters of green blood. The game depicts some comical TV ads that contain instances crude humor: a phone-sex commercial for a gelatinous blob creature (“Chat with the most seductive soft bodies in space...”); a fast-food commercial showing human limbs going through a meat grinder. In one sequence, players encounter a creature with an anus-like orifice; players' scanning equipment confirms “a festering butthole” and “pile of poop.” During the course of the game, certain plants release a gas that alters the screen and color saturation; text indicates that the plants “disperse thick mists of hallucinogenic spores. Enjoy responsibly.”

System Requirements

• OS *: Win 7, 8, 10
• Processor: Intel Core i5-750, 2.67 GHz
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 | AMD Radeon HD 7950

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Journey to the Savage Planet Getting Free Next-Gen Upgrade

After two years, Journey to the Savage Planet is getting a free next-gen upgrade on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, bundled with the Hot Garbage DLC.

Two years after its release, Journey to the Savage Planet is getting a free next-gen upgrade on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. The update will improve visuals and performance on higher-end consoles, giving players the best-ever version of Journey to the Savage Planet .

First released in 2020, Journey to the Savage Planet was the only title from developer Typhoon Studios, which was purchased by Google in an attempt to create a flagship title for Stadia. While it was well received, it never became a mainstream hit for Google. It resulted in the closure of Typhoon Studios, which even broke Journey to the Savage Planet for a significant period of time . Fans of the game will be hoping the new update isn't a repeat of the past and that the upgrade works as intended from day one.

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The release of the new version, titled Journey to the Savage Planet: Employee of the Month Edition , comes on February 14. The base game comes bundled with the Hot Garbage DLC, 4K support, Performance and Graphics options, as well as a much-improved photo mode. The update comes as good news to owners of the PS4 and Xbox One versions, as they'll be receiving the update free of charge. For players who missed the game upon its release, the bundle provides the perfect opportunity to finally jump in and experience one of the best fictional planets in gaming .

Journey to the Savage Planet is a game that will massively benefit from being on next-gen consoles. The game boasts an extremely vibrant color palette and deserves to be seen in as much detail as possible. Many smaller titles have received next-gen updates in the past, benefiting from the extra longevity it provides to games. Players will have to wait to see the impact this update has on the Journey to the Savage Planet experience.

With the closure of Stadia , the future of the IP remains in limbo for the foreseeable future. In an industry often filled with sequels and remakes, it's important that there is still space for new IPs to thrive. While news on the franchise has been sparse for a while now, the game retains a passionate fan base. It's not unheard of for small fan communities to be the driving force behind the production of a sequel. For Journey to the Savage Planet , it's well within possibility.

Journey to the Savage Planet is available now for PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One, with a next-gen version coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on February 14, 2023.

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Journey to the Savage Planet review

Ex ubi veterans take us on a tongue-in-cheek adventure., our verdict.

Funny, fresh, and full of surprises, Typhoon’s debut blends genres expertly. Co-op doesn’t add much, though.

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What is it? A survival-metroidvania hybrid with jokes. Expect to pay $30/£24, Epic Games Store Developer Typhoon Studios Publisher Epic Games Reviewed on i7 9700K, RTX 2080 TI, 16GB RAM Multiplayer 2-player co-op Link s avageplanetgame.com

Given that it looks so much like No Man’s Sky at a glance and it’s made by former Assassin’s Creed III and Far Cry 4 director Alex Hutchinson’s new studio, perhaps it’s best to start with which games Journey to the Savage Planet is not like. 

Although you and a co-op partner find yourself in a raucously colourful distant planet scanning its local life forms and scavenging raw materials for crafting, it isn’t anything like as non-linear or as vast as No Man’s Sky. And sure, there’s a gun occupying the bottom-right of the screen, but Far Cry In Space it is not. What Typhoon Studios have made with their debut title is something else. 

Something that gives you a real sense of being stranded in a huge and uncharted alien environment, but carefully curates your path through it. That path takes you through platforming sequences, boss battles, mob fights and environmental puzzles and often calls upon you to double back and use a new bit of kit in an old area to access previously out of reach places. It does all this while regularly making me laugh along with its story beats, and making me care about its central mystery: if the planet’s supposedly bereft of intelligent life, what’s that enormous tower doing right in the middle of it?

It’s a comedy-metroidvania-survival-shooter-platformer, then, a kind of Subnautica among the stars with extra bells and whistles. As a Kindred Aerospace employee shot out into the farthest reaches of who-knows-where to chart the planet and see if there’s anything worth the company’s time, you find yourself in a pickle when - stop me if you’ve heard this one - your spacecraft’s damaged during landing. A voyage of discovery’s required to survive and source the parts needed to fuel your journey back home. 

A simplistic enough setup which does the heavy lifting needed to contextualise your scrabbling for aluminium and feeding indeterminate nutritional paste to small birds in order to collect their carbon-rich poop. But it has real life breathed into it by the outright silliness of JTTSP’s writing. 

Humour’s famously subjective, and perhaps your own experiences of the comedy here will be like watching a friend do karaoke while you’re mid-dental examination, but I doubt it. Pitch-perfect live action commercials for sci-fi gubbins punctuate your forays into the planet, aping the frothing sales pitches of ‘80s toy commercials and instructional videos, and I grew to actively look forward to Kindred CEO Martin Tweed’s next video communication with me. Even the behaviour of the loading bar on your vessel’s computer got me. Really. A funny loading bar.

The game might even be hoist on its own petard here because when it’s played in co-op, it’s easy to let your Discord bantz drown out the jokes, or to race ahead without stopping to appreciate the details. In fact, this may actually work better as a solo game all-round. So much of your progress is about making sense of the area’s topography and figuring out how to manipulate the flora and fauna so you can delve deeper into it, and if you’re lost alone you only have the problem of finding your way again. If two of you are lost in different locations, a lot of your time’s spent first trying to figure out exactly where each of you is lost, /then/ finding the critical path. I’m certainly not complaining that co-op’s available, but rather recommending a more antisocial approach if you feel knee-deep in the progress treacle with a friend. 

It’s an interesting mix of aggressive wildlife, cutesy fauna and joyously weird scenery that entices you deeper once you’re outside the safety of your crashed ship, and JTTSP plays on this deviously. Pufferbirds, the first sentient beings you encounter, are at least 50% eyeball and their trusting coos are impossible not to find endearing. In a purely mechanical sense, they exist to produce carbon when you feed them Grob. Grob is a purple-ish canned food paste that tastes, according to its promotional materials, anywhere between beef, lamb spleen poutine and cucumber shitwater, but that’s by the by. 

What’s more pertinent is that if you overfeed Pufferbirds in your quest for carbon, they simply pop. Maybe that doesn’t sound like a big deal to you, but I can’t tell you how wracked with guilt I felt upon that discovery. Worse, the only way I found to make it past a Meat Vortex (think organic waste disposal) was to lure those wide-eyed, innocent Pufferbirds into vortex-sucking range and continue along the path while they were being eviscerated. You beastly devils, Typhoon Studios.

Very little of the plants and creatures around you is there just to fill the space, and there’s a mild puzzle element to almost everything with a pulse. The bee-like critters who plague your progress at the base of the tower can all be killed in one fell swoop by shooting their hive, while the amber shields on some enemies can be corroded by the acidic fruit of Blight Bomb plants. 

There’s always a reason to pay attention to your surroundings here, one that goes beyond the game just looking nice. Although let’s take a second to appreciate that yes, it does look very nice. Remember when indies looked generations behind triple-A releases? Or, you know, gave some indication that they weren’t made by a team of 1000 people with millions of dollars to spend? The detail on small items and variety of idle animations to its fauna is matched by its knack for pulling together a gorgeous vista with a painter’s eye for framing in just about any direction. 

The irony is that the closer you come to fuelling your ship and starting the journey back home, the more bewitching your current climate becomes. The simple rules of each biome - use Grapple seeds to scale the Cliffs of Mt. Gzarfyn, double-jump between the mushroom pads of the Fungi of Si’ned VII, lob Blight Bombs in the Matriarch’s Lair - become a kind of second nature that roots you to the place and turns a once totally alien landscape into something fondly familiar. It’s not doing something radical in its own right, but the blend of established genres and mechanics at the heart of Journey to the Savage Planet are still expertly chosen and blended together like a muso’s mixtape.

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Employee Of The Month Edition

By Jason Ryan on January 24, 2023

Greetings, Pioneers!

We are very excited to announce the Journey to the Savage Planet Employee of the Month Edition is coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox X/S on February 14th!

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Employee of the Month includes the original game and Hot Garbage DLC with optimized 4K Graphics for high-end consoles, 60fps on PS5 and Xbox X (up to 1440p/60 fps on Xbox S), new in-game ads, new Martin Tweed videos and new photo mode filters and frames.

Already own Journey to the Savage Planet on a next generation console? No worries, you’ll get the new Employee of the Month Edition for free! Just head to the online store and download it separately.

If you have to be stranded on one alien planet this year, do it in 4k!

You’ve done a great job exploring AR-Y 26 and cataloging its unique wildlife and alien structures without dying too often. We’re so impressed that you have been selected as the Kindred Aerospace Employee of the Month for sectors AR-X through AR-Z! We here at Kindred Aerospace truly admire the courage and work ethic of our Pioneers. If you weren’t doing the job, we’d have to find someone else.

– Martin Tweed, CEO Kindred Aerospace

What is included in the Employee of the Month Edition of Journey to the Savage Planet? EOTM Edition includes the full Journey to the Savage Planet game and the Hot Garbage DLC as one standalone product. The new EOTM edition has optimized 4K Graphics for high-end consoles, 60fps on PS5 and Xbox X (up to 1440p/60 fps on Xbox S), new in-game ads, new Martin Tweed videos and new photo mode filters and frames.

Will Employee of the Month be made available for PC? The EOTM Edition is only available for PS5 and Xbox X/S.

I already have Journey to the Savage Planet on PS5/Xbox X/S, do I get Employee of the Month for free? Yes! Current owners of the game on PS5 and Xbox X/S will be flagged as owners of EOTM. You will have to download it separately from the store.

I already own Journey to the Savage Planet on PS5 and Xbox X/S , but not the Hot Garbage DLC. Do I get Employee of the Month for free? Yes! EOTM includes Hot Garbage and current owners get it for free.

I already own Journey to the Savage Planet, will my game update to Employee of the Month automatically? No. EOTM is a separate game client that needs to be downloaded separately.

I own Journey to the Savage Planet on PS4 /Xbox One. Do I get Employee of the Month?  Yes! However, EOTM is ONLY downloadable and playable on PS5 and Xbox X/S. It will be linked to your account.

I have bought Employee of the Month on PS5 / Xbox Series X/S. Do I get the PS4 / Xbox One version of the game as well?  Yes! You will get the base game for PS4 or Xbox X/S, but not the separate Hot Garbage DLC for those platforms.

I own the physical version of the game. Do I get Employee of the Month? Yes! PlayStation 5 owners will need to have the original disc in the console in order to play EOTM. Xbox owners will need to contact 505 Games Customer Support at https://support.505games.com for more information. Please be prepared to provide proof of purchase and your gamer tag.

Journey to the Savage Planet is/was on PlayStation Plus or GamePass. Do I get Employee of the Month for free?  No. When the game is available on PS+ or GamePass , it is the base game and not EOTM. It is not eligible for the EOTM upgrade path.

I see both Journey to the Savage Planet and Employee of the Month in my game library. What’s going on? Which do I use? EOTM is a separate game client and download. You will see both games in your library. You can use either one, but only EOTM will have the optimized 4k graphics, Hot Garbage and other upgrades.

I’ve been playing Journey to the Savage Planet for a while. Will my save files carry over to Employee of the Month? Unfortunately, no. EOTM is a separate game client and previous saves will not carry over.

How do I access the hot Garbage DLC? Once you reach the Elevated Realm biome, you will be given in-game instructions on how to access the Hot Garbage area from the transporter in the Javelin.

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Free Play Days – F1 22, Rogue Lords, and Journey to the Savage Planet

Take the wheel, assemble a force of famous evil geniuses, and explore distant worlds this weekend during Free Play Days. F1 22, Rogue Lords, and Journey to the Savage Planet are available this weekend for Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members to play from Thursday, October 20 at 12:01 a.m. PDT until Sunday, October 23 at 11:59 p.m. PDT.  

How to Start Playing

Find and install the games on each of the individual game details page on Xbox.com . Clicking through will send you to the Microsoft Store, where you must be signed in to see the option to install with your Xbox Live Gold or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership. To download on console, click on the Subscriptions tab in the Xbox Store and enter the Gold member area to locate the Free Play Days collection on your Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Keep the Fun Going

Purchase the game and other editions at a limited time discount and continue playing while keeping your Gamerscore and earned achievements during the event! Please note that discounts and percentages may vary by title and region.

Game Details

• Xbox One Edition ( $59.99 SRP ) at 40% off: $35.99 (Free Play Days)
• Xbox Series X|S Edition ( $69.99 SRP ) at 40% off: $41.99 (Free Play Days)
• Standard Edition ($29.99 SRP) (Free Play Days)
• Standard Edition ($29.99 SRP ) at 60% off: $11.99 (Free Play Days)

Fans who would like to experience the glamorous life of an F1 driver will finally be able to do so during this Free Play Weekend. Players will be able to take the wheel and create their own racing destiny, play with friends in the multiplayer mode, and immerse themselves in F1 Life. Rogue Lords

Rogue Lords , the first roguelike in which you play as the devil! Setup a force of famous evil geniuses such as Dracula, the Headless Horseman, Bloody Mary, or Baron Samedi. Build their set of skills and create synergies to face any of the foolish mortals who dares to stand in your way. Journey to the Savage Planet

This weekend is the perfect time to Journey to the Savage Planet ! You’re the newest recruit in the 4th best interstellar exploration company in the universe. Career goals – try not to die! You’re a little short on experience and equipment, but you do have a slick 3D printer that can turn space trash into cool items you can use. Play with a friend or solo but even if you play solo, are you really alone on this mysterious world? You’ll find out.

Don’t miss out on this exciting Free Play Days for Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate member! Learn more about Free Play Days here and stay tuned to Xbox Wire to find out about future Free Play Days and all the latest Xbox gaming news.

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Vibrant adventure multiplayer

Journey to Savage Planet is an adventure game by Typhoon Games . This game takes place in a vibrant planet called AR-Y 26 . It hosts uncharted lands and alien wildlife so you are never short of things to do. You will go on a journey as a member of the Kindred Aerospace’s lightly-funded Pioneer Program . As a Pioneer, it is your mission and corporate obligation to log as many biological wonders as you can. It is up to you to find Kindred secure a new home for humanity.

Campy open-world game 

Journey to Savage Planet features a comically short game mechanics called the Kindred Value System . The first two rules instruct you to look through every corner of the planet. You must not leave any stone unturned or smashed into pieces. Next is to protect Kindred’s property at all costs. The spaceship can cost a lot and will be difficult to manufacture so make sure your ship is in tip-top shape. 

The game offers a patch with three important updates. The first is Photo Mode . Just like a real camera, you can adjust the photo’s depth of field and field of view . You can also add filters to capture photos that are uniquely yours. Another feature is the Journal . This will help you track your quests and other information you discover in your quest. Last is the improvement in online connectivity, performance optimization, and bug fixes. 

Journey to Savage Planet is the game to play if you’re looking for a vibrant open-world game with a fully-fleshed out world. You can explore the flora and fauna of the world as a single-player or multiplayer . Key tools will already be provided such as the laser pistol, rocket booster pack, and probes. But with your imagination, you can turn space trash into useful items. You will not be short of adventures in this sci-fi game .

• Offers single-player and multiplayer
• Comical take on science fiction
• Comprehensive story line
• Limited playable characters
• Lacks level system

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