Factsheet

Developer:
Dreamteck
Based in Sofia, Bulgaria

Release Date:
TBA

Platforms:
Steam
Playstation (Coming Soon)
Xbox (Coming Soon)

Price:
USD $19.99
EUR €18.60
GBP £16.00

Description

OVERRIDER is an action-adventure roguelike that combines the high speed thrills of SSX and Sonic but with the hardcore playstyle of Hades and Risk of Rain. Take on a high speed hoverboard adventure through a post-apocalyptic world and stop an AI invasion.

Features

• A novel and satisfying movement system
• Lots of gadgets and abilities for a variety of play styles
• A pleasant mix between hand-crafted and procedurally generated levels
• Discover the secrets of the long-lost old world
• Full controller support

Story

Humanity finally did it - we exhausted Earth's resources, and our once-considered advanced civilization crumbled to dust under its own weight. The year is 3XXX A.D., and what little remains of us is now scattered across the globe in secluded, self-sustained settlements.

People are disconnected and disinformed. Any effort of expansion is hindered by the Overseer's roamers. Before the collapse, the Overseer served as a tool of progress. It helped maintain the human impact on the planet and resolved political conflicts. Today, it has become a prison warden to those who wander far off from their home.

Meet Vihra - a young and adventurous inventor who isn't all that concerned with the dangers of wandering off. Fed up with farming and gardening in her village, she yearns to explore the world. Vihra builds her own hoverboard in hopes she can use it to sneak out, but her curiosity brings a threat to her family's survival.

She discovers an entry point to the GRID - a digital infrastructure considered a mere myth, which has the power to connect, inform, and transcode people. Being part of it itself, the Overseer detects the intruder and initiates a roamer bot onslaught. Using the GRID, Vihra now has to find a way to override the attack and save her loved ones. Along her way, she will discover long-lost secrets and ugly truths about the past. Things aren't what they seem to be on the surface...