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Galanova Adventure
A slice of the game, free, with nothing to sign up for. It runs in a browser tab — but there are builds if you'd rather have it on your machine.
Or download it
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Windows
galanova_adventure0.10808261440demonsis.exe
An installer, not a portable build.
78.0 MB
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Android
galanova_adventure0.10808261441demorelease.apk
4.4 MB
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The filenames look like that on purpose — each one carries the version and the exact minute it was built. If something goes wrong, send me that filename and I'll know precisely which build you were on.
What's in it
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One planet
Rath, a fringe galactic colony out where the Republic stops paying attention. Everything on it is the real game, not a tutorial box.
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One minigame
Planet Breaker, a brick-breaker analogue, playable while your party autobattles somewhere else.
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Leaderboards, in full
Fully operational and fully supported, and demo support is never slated to cease. Even after full release, free demo players will remain able to compete on the Planet Breaker board and in any collection log progressable on Rath.
Before you start
The demo in its current state contains placeholder art and dialogue throughout. The art requires funding to fix. The dialogue merely requires time.
So what you're playing is the systems, not the finish. If the writing reads unfinished and a sprite looks like it was made in ten minutes, that is because both are true — and I'd rather you knew going in than found out twenty minutes later.
What to expect
Your progress is saved
The browser version keeps its save in the browser you played it in. Clearing site data clears it, and a different browser starts over — unless you make an account, in which case the save follows you.
It's a demo, so it stops
You'll reach the end of the slice rather than the end of the game. Everything up to that point is the real thing, not a mock-up.
Online features are connected
Accounts, leaderboards and cloud saves work here. All of it is optional — the game runs perfectly well signed out, and you'll never be asked to make an account to keep playing.
Android will warn you
The APK doesn't come from the Play Store, so Android will ask you to confirm before installing it. That prompt is expected.
So will Windows
The installer isn't code-signed, so SmartScreen shows a blue "Windows protected your PC" panel and puts the Run button behind More info. A signing certificate is a yearly bill the game hasn't earned yet. That prompt is expected too.
Something broken, confusing, or just bad? Tell me — one person reads that mail and answers it, usually within a day.