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The Mobius Machine

The Mobius Machine (2024)

by Madruga Works

Genres:Adventure, Indie, Platform, Shooter

Themes:Action, Science fiction

Game modes:Single player

Story:Discover a vast alien world. Fight the ferocious local fauna and killer machines. Reveal its secrets and find a way to escape. The Mobius Machine is a side-scroller action platformer with dynamic combat and heavy emphasis on exploration.

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