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Gateworld: The Home Planet

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Also known as
Gate World: The Home Planet GateWorld: Volume One - The Seed Ship

This side-scrolling platformer challenges you to collect fuel and treasure, battling creatures and solving puzzles across 30 levels to confront the G.O.R.G.

Gateworld: The Home Planet was released for DOS in 1993 by Homebrew Software, with no earlier commercial release on any platform.


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About Gateworld: The Home Planet

Gateworld: The Home Planet is a side scrolling platformer where the player controls Captain Klondike. His objective is to gather fuel for his crashed ship on an alien asteroid, a process that involves navigating through numerous environments.

The gameplay involves moving through over thirty levels, which are depicted as lush alien worlds. Progression requires collecting items like coins and gems, utilizing power ups, and overcoming obstacles such as puzzles, traps, and hostile creatures.

The experience includes animated sequences for its story and conclusion, and it offers a complete soundtrack. Players can select from three distinct skill levels, making the adventure fair to challenging depending on their choice. The journey culminates in a final encounter with a being known as G.O.R.G.

Gateworld: The Home Planet Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
The story so far...
Outside the Gorg base
The map of the Gorg Asteroid Cross-section
The man in the purple will give you some bad news.
My head exploded on top of this flipper.
Underneath the Gorg base
Approaching Planet Gateworld.
Underneath the lush exterior of Planet Gateworld.
Exploring Gateworld.