Terra Lander

I dig this style of videogame with abstract polygonal art, called vector graphics. They are timeless and always fun to play. Mindless distraction with a good coordination of both hands to know the inertia of your ship. Excellent for spending some free time without need of having your mindset focused in a story or whatever. No plot, just aim to get more score every time.

NOT RECOMMENDED. CAVEAT EMPTOR. This a simple line-graphics style game requires more CPU power than most 3D games out there already in the main menu screen. This kind of stuff makes the indie scene look like a joke. Technically, it is just an executable and a DMX data file with terrible performance. You much better off finding a free remake of the original game that does not play like a crypto miner. There is no point in describing the game as it features no original content besides the laggy, choppy gameplay caused by the performance issues. It just ends with a high score screen and that is it.

This is a really nice mash-up of Lunar Lander and Thrust. The gameplay gives you 3 lives, as usual, to complete as many levels as you can in one go. Each time you start you have to start at the Level 1, but as you progress their is an option to practice on the current highest level you've achieved. Some nice, but simple locked door puzzles and some difficult projectiles and enemies. Definitely worth the price.

This is a standard appreciation comment for a wonderful and addictive game , graphics are pure fetish those days, physics are strong point, it ask for focus which is plausible, played a day, then after time played again... then... It must be Hawking's voice is it? Anyway. Played again.