Escape from planet BR-33D (0.01 - Alpha)

Hey space deviants and curious minds — welcome aboard! This is the first official dev post for my pixel art point-and-click adventure, and I couldn't be more excited (or sleep-deprived).

The game is a sci-fi comedy horror in the tradition of old-school adventures (Monkey Island meets Alien via a biotech rave). You play as a space explorer with questionable judgment, a built-in sarcastic AI, and a habit of getting way too close to alien lifeforms — often literally.

🌌 What's Playable So Far?

Right now, the playable section covers the intro/tutorial phase of the game, right after the protagonist crash-lands on an unknown planet following an accidental abduction by a crew of genetically obsessed alien amazons. Casual stuff.

Here's what you can currently explore:

🪨 Canyon Exploration

Wander the crash site, pick through debris, scan the terrain, and argue with your AI companion. It’s like a romantic getaway, but with more sand and less consent.

🌱 Tentacle-Node Plant Encounter

Discover a strange biomechanical plant embedded in the canyon wall — it pulses, twitches, and seems just a little too interested in you.

🤰 Pod Gestation

Yes, you read that right. To escape the canyon, you’ll agree (somewhat reluctantly) to incubate a biotech seed inside your own body. It’s weird. It’s gross. It’s surprisingly efficient.

🌿 Biotech Birth

Once gestated, the plant-pod is "delivered" and grows into a massive tentacle structure that forms a climbable path out of the canyon. Practical, horrifying, and oddly beautiful. (This part is in WIP)

🧠 Game Mechanics Sneak Peek

• Exploration & Interaction: Classic point-and-click structure with contextual interactions, item combinations, and hidden details to poke at.
• Biotech Puzzles: Some challenges require the protagonist to gestate and "birth" biotech organisms — strange living tools that can be used to solve puzzles, grow pathways, or interface with alien systems. NSFW? Occasionally. Disturbing? Absolutely. Functional? Always.
• AI Dialogue: The integrated AI isn't just a voice in your head — it’s a full-on character, with snarky lines, actual mechanics influence, and the occasional glitchy panic attack.
• Lore Discovery: The world is full of ancient biotech systems, decaying alien civilizations, and disturbing logs — and the more you interact, the deeper (and weirder) things get.

This is just the beginning — but the weirdness is already in full bloom. Thanks again for supporting this bizarre little adventure. Your feedback, questions and theories are always welcome… just don’t ask the AI about ethics. It gets defensive.

Lord Anon