Out of Place

Out of Place

by Bagpack Games
Genres:Adventure, Indie
Themes:Action, Fantasy, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Out of Place is the adventure of Simon, a teenager who suddenly finds himself in a destroyed world. Help reactivate an enormous, ancient machine which crashed into the mountainside. Change your skill-set on the fly and adapt your playstyle dynamically using your machine-like companion, the Orb. He not only provides you an immersive UI but also acts as a unique side character. Be brave and engage in action-packed combat and face your fears during atmospheric moments. Out of Place underlines how hard it is to overcome the fear of the future, but instead take action for a better world.Show more
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