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Journey To The Savage Planet
A player character shoots at an alien monster with a futuristic weapon in Journey to the Savage Planet.
A player shooting at a red alien in Journey to the Savage Planet.
Gameplay scene from Journey to the Savage Planet. Player shooting at alien with futuristic weapon.

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    Journey to the Savage Planet is a first-person adventure game in a colorful alien world filled with equally weird and wonderful creatures. Journey to the Savage Planet takes place in a carefully designed alien planet booming with amazing wildlife, including weird living fungi and almost adorable creatures.

    You will be an employee in Kindred Aerospace, the 4th Best Interstellar Exploration Company. Your mission in this far-away place is to explore the planet, catalog the wildlife and find out if the planet is potentially fit for human colonization. Since you have been dropped in this uncharted place without any kind of plan and barely any equipment, you will have to gather materials and craft whatever you need to achieve your mission. Some of the alien creatures you will find won´t be too fond of your presence in their land, so you may have to end using stealth to avoid them or even fight them using your pistol.

    Typhoon Studios have partnered up with Alex Hutchinson, the same creative behind Far Cry 4 and Assassin's Creed 3, to bring us Journey to the Savage Planet, an amazing adventure that is set to release in 2020 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

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    FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I use the Grapple to collect resources, and if so, how?
    Yes, the Grapple can be used to harvest resources. Simply aim at a resource node with the Grapple, and if it's within range and of a compatible material, the Grapple will pull the resource directly to you.
    What's the primary use of the 'F.A.S.T.' suit upgrades beyond environmental protection?
    The 'F.A.S.T.' suit upgrades are primarily focused on enhancing your mobility and traversal options, such as improving your jump height and allowing for mid-air dashes.
    How does the '3D printer' contribute to the gameplay loop?
    The 3D printer is used to craft both consumable items (such as health and ammo) and new tools and equipment, often requiring the player to find specific resource combinations.
    Are there consequences for dying in the game, and if so, what are they?
    Yes, upon death, you're 'respawned' at the Javelin, and you'll need to collect your dropped items at the site of your demise, which is marked on your HUD.
    How does the 'Vitality' stat work in relation to enemy encounters?
    Vitality represents your overall health and determines how many hits you can take from enemies and environmental hazards before needing to use a health pack or respawn.
    Can I replay missions or areas once I've completed them, and if so, what's the benefit?
    Yes, you can revisit areas at any time to discover previously inaccessible areas and collect missed resources and lore fragments using newly acquired equipment.
    How important is the 'Scanner' tool for progression and discovery?
    The Scanner is crucial, allowing you to identify resources, scan alien creatures and plants, and reveal hidden environmental information necessary for unlocking new crafting recipes and understanding the planet.
    How does 'Carbon' play a role in the crafting and progression system?
    Carbon is a fundamental resource used in many crafting recipes. Finding and collecting it is essential for building key tools and upgrades necessary for exploring the planet.
    Is there a fast-travel system, and if so, how does it work?
    Yes, you can fast-travel using the 'Teleporters' scattered across the planet, once you've activated them by interacting with them initially.
    Can I share resources or items with a co-op partner?
    While the game allows co-op play, the mechanics do not support directly sharing or dropping items. Resources must be individually collected by each player.

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    • Technical information

    • Official website
    • Categories : Action, Adventure, First-Person Shooter
    • Editor : 505 games
    • Developer : Typhoon
    • Mode(s) : Solo
    • Release date : January 28, 2021
    • System Requirements
      • Minimum
      • OS: Windows 7
      • CPU : GeForce GTX 660 / AMD Radeon HD 7950
      • RAM : 4 GB
      • GPU : Intel Core i5-750
    • Age Rating
    • PEGI 12 ESRB T CERO C ACB M USK 12
    • Steam Deck: Verified

    Supported languages

    Interface Audio Subtitles
    English
    French
    Chinese (Traditional)
    Chinese (Simplified)
    German
    Italian
    Portuguese (Brazil)
    Russian
    Korean
    Spanish (Spain)
    Japanese
    English (UK)
    Portuguese (Portugal)
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