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A.R.A. ASTRO RESCUE ALLIANCE PC Steam CD Key
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Genre
Indie
Developer
Aster Star
Publisher
Aster Star
Release Date
2026-05-12
Supported languages
English
About this game
You are one of the A.R.A. agents A.R.A., the Astro Rescue Alliance, is an interplanetary organization dedicated to assisting and rescuing space colonists. In this era, humanity has begun actively colonizing exoplanets that contain no native life but are suitable for human habitation. During colonization, accidents happen — and sometimes they occur on rare life‑bearing planets. The core principle of the Astro Rescue Alliance is simple: No One Ever Dies. This means every rescue mission must be carried out without harming either the affected Earth colonists or the local life forms. After all, the most precious thing in the universe is the extremely rare gift of life. A.R.A. has developed innovative technologies to preserve all living beings, including hostile life forms. A.R.A. agents must be prepared for a wide range of challenges. You have received such a mission: Astro Rescue Alliance (A.R.A.) has received an interstellar SOS signal. A colonial family unit has accidentally crashed on the planet. Their hibernation capsules were scattered across a wide area. Find 5 capsules across 30 sectors and evacuate them. A search drone has deployed consumables in the drop zone for you. You must learn how to interact with various forms of wildlife. A.R.A.’s rule: never kill living beings — even dangerous ones. You have only a stunner and a temporary force shield to progress. In case of mortal danger, your suit will safely teleport you back in time. Stay smart. Stay persistent. You’ve got this! Mission Actions Reach all colonists’ hibernation capsules. Activate them to teleport to the beam lifts. Lift yourself and the capsules aboard the A.R.A. ship. Equipment Shield — mounted, self‑charging, operates for a short duration. Speeders — mounted units, 3 available per sector. Stun gun charge — on site. Health pack — on site. Atomizer — on site; single‑use; activate on weak formations. Game features 30 sectors to complete 25 unique creatures with distinct behaviors 15 types of obstacles 5 natural areas to adapt to 5 colonist capsules to locate and evacuate 1 surprise And plenty of logic puzzles A game I imagined in the 90s. A game I could create only today. I drew the first sketches of this world in the late 90s. In the early 2000s, I built the first prototype in Macromedia Flash. And only now has this game finally come to life — just as I dreamed it. This is a retro action‑puzzle inspired by the 90s: atmospheric, colorful, focused on pure gameplay, clever situations, and hand‑crafted animation. There is no AI‑generated content — every character, every movement, every detail was created by hand by an artist and animator. I’m not a programmer, and this game became possible thanks to modern tools that allow creators to build games without writing code. But its spirit comes straight from the era of cartridges, arcades, and early home consoles. Dive into a game that could have been released in the 90s… but never actually appeared back then. P.S. The official version of the game is completely offline, contains no ads, and does not collect any personal data. Just like in the 90s. Unofficial modified versions may not provide these guarantees.