In the aftermath of Talios's destruction by an unknown mothership on stardate 2258.42, elite Binarystar Space Force pilots assess the threat and strike back. Binarystar Infinity delivers a 1-Bit shoot 'em up with handcrafted levels and bosses across eight missions in varied biomes. Players tackle over 20 enemy types and obstacles using weapon upgrades and power-ups, with smooth controls and auto-fire in fast-paced action.
Switch between vertical or horizontal scrolling for single-player challenges or shared-screen co-op, where friendly fire ramps up the intensity. Unlock survival and boss rush modes after mastering runs. This arcade-style indie action game suits fans of tough, nostalgic shmups played solo or with a friend.
STORY
On stardate 2258.42, Talios, the main moon of our system was destroyed by an unknown mothership. As the best pilots of the Binarystar Space force, you are in charge of assessing the threat, strategically retaliate, and destroy the unknown invader.
ABOUT
Binarystar Infinity is a 1-Bit Shoot ‘Em Up with a challenging experience reminding of the traditional Arcade Shmup classics, that can be experienced alone or with a friend, and with the particularity of being playable in vertical or horizontal scrolling mode. Offering handcrafted levels and bosses with modern fast-action gameplay and smooth feedback controls, packaged in a stylized nostalgic 1-Bit graphic look (popularized by games like Downwell and Minit) with juicy FX. The game offers a challenging single-player mode with levels run to be mastered, or a more relaxing co-op experience if you choose to play with a friend (Nightmarish if you decide to activate the Friendly Fire co-op option!).
FEATURES
• Horizontal or Vertical scrolling mode
• Single-player, Shared Screen Co-op
• 8 Missions with different dangers & biomes
• 8 Unique Bosses
• More than 20 different enemies & obstacles
• Engaging Weapons upgrade & Power-ups
• Auto fire & optional Co-op friendly fire
• Unlockable Survival & Boss Rush Modes
• Original Retro Electro / Darkwave Soundtrack by Christophe Leipp-Casallès
