Zenith Into Maronarium

A lo-fi glitchcore multi-genre game. There are platforming parts and shmup parts and there seems to be wolfeinstein like parts but I didn't reach these. It's mostly an art game, an experiment if you want. Most of the sequences are unplayable. Some of the platforming levels start rather easy but you end up confronted to an extremely hard jump sooner or later. The shmup parts play way too fast to even think about playing it for real. Think of this as an art experiment, and you're part of it. Just don't pay too much for it, buy it on a sale preferably. You'll get an hour out of it, at the very max. I found it ironically more interesting than some games that were trying seriously The godot engine is pretty interesting too [h1](follow my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33882793/]GenXPlayers[/url] for more retro and indie reviews)[/h1]

I'll say this: I'm glad it exists Count your fingers

i want to bang the shark

i fucking dare you

Zenith Into Maronarium is the fifth title in the Samozbor series, and is one of the most fascinating entries in the series. The Samozbor Empire, former Russian rebels who evacuated to another dimension, have begun a devastating assault on Earth and the only hope left is the survival of a pilot in her Kotel One. Episode 1, you take to the skies and shoot down an alien menace, while intermittently exploring cave systems armed only with a rake. You successfully shoot down the alien queen and her envoy, only to crash your own plane and scramble into a featureless landscape for help. In Episode 2, you must traverse a series of platforming obstacles on foot in order to obtain a working ship and kill another member of the Samozbor forces, the one known as Winged Doom. Winged Doom appears to be a satanic creature, but in Episode 3, you are shot down once again while attempting to bring the entity known as Winged Doom under your command and hopefully swing the tide of the war in your favor. In ...