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Is Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want several short-form experimental games instead of one continuous campaign
- Science-fiction fans interested in varied stories set across the Solar System
- Players who enjoy switching between different genres and gameplay structures
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking one consistent genre or control scheme across the entire experience
- Players looking for a single long-form storyline rather than 8 separate games
- Players who want a focused experience built around only one type of gameplay
Our take on Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas
The defining structure is an 8-game anthology in which each title comes from a different indie team and occupies its own Solar System setting.
What is Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas?
This anthology contains 8 experimental games made by different indie teams.
Each game presents a separate setting and format across the Solar System. Activities include cultivating tea on the Moon in a base-building game, exploring Titan’s frozen sea in a horror simulation, fishing on Neptune, and surviving in a space base orbiting Uranus. Other entries use turn-based RPG, puzzle-platforming, arcade puzzle-shooter, and poem-game structures. The collection also includes a Mars story about escaping a repeating day, a game about befriending cats on Halley’s Comet, and a work centered on divine grief from Saturn. The games are presented together as one package.
How Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas plays
- 01Eight Separate Games
- The anthology brings together 8 experimental titles created by different indie teams.
- 02Solar System Settings
- Its games visit locations including the Moon, Mars, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, Titan, the Sun, and Halley’s Comet.
- 03Mixed Game Formats
- The collection spans base building, horror simulation, fishing, turn-based role-playing, puzzle-platforming, arcade shooting, and poem-game formats.
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Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas: platforms & release
Is Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want several short-form experimental games instead of one continuous campaign. Skip it if: players seeking one consistent genre or control scheme across the entire experience.
Where can I download Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas?
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What platforms is Locally Sourced Anthology I: A Space Atlas on?
Windows only.
