Typhoon Studios

Journey to the Savage Planet

Onward To Adventure In this colorful, co-op adventure game you play as the newest recruit to Kindred Aerospace. Dropped onto an uncharted planet with little equipment, you must determine if this planet is fit for human habitation but perhaps you are not the first to set foot here…

Released: 28 January 2020
Developer: Typhoon Studios
Publisher: 505 Games
Engine: Unreal Engine 4
Perspective: First person
Age rating: PEGI 12 · ESRB T
Controller: Full controller support
Metacritic: 76/100
Steam recommendations: 5,666
Platforms: Xbox Series X|S · PlayStation 4 · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5 · Xbox One · Nintendo Switch
Genres: Shooter · Adventure
Estimated owners: 200,000–500,000 (est.)

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Player rating: 80
Critic rating: 79
Ratings counted: 86.8%
Steam reviews: 51
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Quick answers

System requirements 4 GB RAM Steam Deck Verified Player counts 44

Journey to the Savage Planet

How long to beat

Main + extras: 17.8 h

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Platforms

Game modes

Single player
Multiplayer
Co-operative

Themes

Action

Journey to the Savage Planet

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Journey to the Savage Planet

Reviews and languages

86.8% of 6,905 Steam reviews are positive. Valve labels that “Very Positive”.

18 languages in the interface, 3 of them with full voice acting. English is supported, with full voice acting.

Publisher's content notice

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.”

Journey to the Savage Planet