Menacetide — A Top-Down Roguelike Twin-Stick Space Shooter

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You are all alone, surrounded by enemies.

A signal pulses out of your coms. The Martian fleet is gone. Your hull is barely holding. And something — many somethings — are coming for you.

Menacetide is a top-down roguelike twin-stick shooter where every system you jump into pushes back harder. Trade with strange, Alien worlds. Salvage broken weapons. Outfit your ship for a hail mary missions that ends in destruction, one way or another.

Hand-tuned chaos. Difficult on purpose.

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Trailer

// Loadout

What you're getting into

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Twin-stick combat with weight

Move with one stick, aim with the other, and feel every shot land. Inertia matters. Cover doesn't exist out here.

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Roguelike runs, real consequences

Procedural sectors, escalating threats, permadeath with permanent unlocks. Every death teaches; the next run is meaner.

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Dozens of weapons & upgrades

Whistle Torpedoes. Electric Beams. Auto-Turrets. Super Novas. Build a ship that fits your run — or that fights you back.

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Trade with strangers in the dark

Buy, sell, scavenge. Every pilot you meet wants something. Some will help. Some are running from the same thing you are.

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A galaxy with a story to tell

Real-world star systems — Wolf 359, Proxima Centauri, the Void — wrapped in audio logs, found logs, and a slowly unraveling mystery.

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Built solo. Tuned by hand.

No live-service pipeline. No filler. One developer in Godot, focused on a tight, replayable run you'll actually finish.

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Wishlist Menacetide on Steam

Wishlists matter more than you'd think. They tell Steam to surface the game on launch — which means more pilots, more chaos, more reasons to keep building.

Wishlist on Steam

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