In Loddlenaut, you embark on a noble and vibrant adventure as an interstellar custodian charged with rejuvenating the oceanic world of GUP-14. This planet, once thriving but now marred by pollution from the spacefaring mega-corporation GUPPI, depends on your diligence and care to restore its former glory.

Key Features

Embark on an Alien Ocean Cleanup:

• Your journey takes you across an open-world alien planet teeming with life and color yet suffocated by pollution. Navigate through murky waters, oil spills, and the remnants of corporate negligence. Your mission is not just cleanup but also discovery as you explore the underwater ruins of GUPPI’s abandoned operations.

Befriend and Raise Loddles:

• Encounter charming axolotl-like creatures known as “loddles.” These beings are crucial to the planet’s ecosystem and rely on your protection. Feed them aquatic fruits, nurture them, and watch as they grow and evolve based on their diet, developing unique traits and abilities. Your care determines their survival and the ecological balance of GUP-14.

Innovative Cleanup Tools:

• Equip yourself with various gadgets, each designed to tackle different types of ocean pollution. From your bubble gun that cleans up icky goop to specialized tools for more stubborn pollutants, your arsenal is your key to making a difference.

Recycle and Craft:

• Turn the trash and debris you collect into a force for good. Recycle these materials to craft useful items and upgrades, turning the remnants of pollution into tools for restoration and growth.

Revive an Ecosystem:

• Witness the transformation of GUP-14 as your efforts begin to bear fruit. Release the loddles back into the wild and watch them thrive in the cleaner, revitalized waters. Your journey is one of restoration, not just of the environment but of hope and life.

In Loddlenaut, each action you take weaves into the larger story of ecological recovery. You’re not just playing a game; you’re partaking in an interstellar mission of environmental healing. Are you ready to dive in and turn the tide of pollution on GUP-14?