After you make certain progress in the story, you’ll start researching alien technology, that helps you deal with whatever the planet throws at you – and even lets you give the aliens a taste of their own medicine. You’ll also constantly unlock new melee and ranged weapons, mech upgrades, and other gadgets to stay alive. You’ll get better walls, better towers, better mining equipment, and more. Initially, you will only be researching new buildings, as well as upgrades to your existing ones. Your research is divided into three distinct categories. As Galatea 37 throws evermore dangerous waves of aliens at you, your arsenal grows right alongside it. When the game first starts, you have very basic weapons, towers and other buildings required to stay alive. One thing you will be doing throughout the entire game is researching new tech. This may sound repetitive or boring, but let me explain why it very much is not. Unlike other games of this type, The Riftbreaker tasks you with building one main base and leaving you to expand and defend it throughout the entire game. The game’s campaign spans over a few dozen hours and, interestingly, never has you rebuild anything – unless you get overrun. This is the basic setup for The Riftbreaker, the new base-building, tower defending twin-stick shooter by EXOR Studios.

Riggs”, your job is to establish a foothold on the planet by building and defending numerous bases.

Armed with some awesome tech and your trusty mech suit “Mr. As Earth is running low on natural resources, it’s your job to prepare Galatea 37, a planet far away from our own, for future human colonization.

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