Bounty Hunter Space Lizard

Stay Inside Games

About this game

Play the most dangerous game! You are a space lizard, despondent, on the cusp of a new awakening. Journey through 20 levels over four stages in this turn-based strategy game focusing on tactical movement around small maps.

Features:
* Continual saving, can be put down and picked back up any time.
* Turn-based.
* Tactical puzzle-strategy on small maps.
* 20 levels, with story and an ending.
* Two skill paths.
* Portrait orientation for stealth playing.

"A highly tactical turn-based roguelike" with "serious chops when it comes to gameplay."
-TouchArcade, Game of the Week

“It’s about smart movements and clever attacks . . . It’s hard, it’s fun, and that’s great.”
–PocketGamer

“The game keeps shaking things up, shifting from clockwork stealth to a chess take on Bomberman.”
–TechRadar

“[I]t takes time for the rules to click, and for you to master the game’s various strategies and weapons. Throughout, though, it’s a masterpiece.”
–Macworld

Fans of roguelikes, board games, strategy and tactics games, and RPGs have really enjoyed this game.

This is a unique game from true indie devs, and we hope you enjoy it. Please email [e-mail] with any feedback or suggestions, we'd love to hear from you and address any concerns.

Ratings and reviews

Fun strategy game. The mechanics are simple to pick up, steady smooth pace of play, nice variety of tactics. It's like an expanded robust take on the old-school Daleks game. Great idea and execution. Only wish it had a continue function so you didn't have to start over every time. Or a daily quest like Undervault does.

Really fun, you can just run around whacking stuff but if you want high scores or finish the game you'll need some strategy and think about your moves. And it always saves so you can pick it up and play a level once in a while and continue the same game. Controls are simple to learn but have depth in them, so you can think and plan out your moves.

Great, but not what I was really looking for. Developers are the gold standard of Indie Devs, so I really want to support their endeavours. The game harkens back to older 8 and 16bit games like a kind of turn-based bomberman or dig-dug. I personally didn't find the core gameplay something that appealed to me, most solutions I found were a balancing act of compromises, which lead me to feel unsatisfied - but maybe that will spark determination in some players. Great game with infinite value. A+

What's new

fixed two graphics bugs
changed the boring level 1 map
updated sdk