SIDERAXIS
About SIDERAXIS
The station has gone silent. Its defenses haven’t.
SIDERAXIS is a turn-based isometric sci-fi shooter built for the Commodore 64. Explore 25 handcrafted rooms across nine decks, scavenge supplies and fight your way to the Station Core.
Plan your moves, dodge enemy fire and make every bullet count. Break open crates, collect ammo and weapon upgrades, find keys and unlock new routes through the station.
- 25 handcrafted rooms with increasing difficulty, from crew quarters to the Bridge.
- Turn-based combat where moving, shooting and waiting all give your enemies a chance to act.
- Limited supplies that reward careful exploration and accurate shooting.
- Locked doors, pits and destructible objects that shape your route through each encounter.
- A final battle against the Station Core, a moving boss that fills the room with deadly projectile patterns.
Game features
- Think before you move. Turning to aim is free. Moving, firing and waiting advance the fight. A sentry with a clear firing lane can shoot on that same turn.
- 25 handcrafted sectors across nine decks. Compact supply rooms give way to scrolling arenas, locked bulkheads, pits and dangerous crossings.
- Make every round count. Collect ammo and medkits, upgrade your pistol and recover keys from defeated sentries. A door you unlock stays unlocked.
- Cover changes the fight. Break crates for supplies, cut off a firing lane with a door and choose your next crossing carefully. Shots can destroy loose pickups too.
- Take down the Station Core. The final enemy fires spreading volleys and repositions between attacks. Find a safe angle, then make your shot.
- Native C64 character graphics and sound effects. Isometric rooms, distinct deck palettes, arrival transmissions and a final mission-complete screen.
System requirements
- Commodore 64 (PAL/NTSC)
- 1541 5.25 Floppy Disk Drive
- SD2IEC
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