The Swapper
A Game by Curve Digital
Supported Platforms
Description
The Swapper is a classical platform game with several elements of Metroidvania focused on solving puzzles. The game follows a female astronaut stranded on the abandoned space research station in a science-fictional universe. Completing the game players will be able to learn more about the fate of researches and to restore the sequence of events held aboard the station. Players assume the role of the protagonist, as she tries to clarify the mystery of a unique item, which allows her to clone herself and to transfer the mind to the clone. Therefore, the cloning ability is a basic game mechanic that helps the player to solve puzzles and complete levels. The gameplay features traditional side-scrolling platformers’ elements: players control the 2D action from the third-person perspective. In the course of the completion, players are going to face obstacles of varying degrees of complexity ranging from simple barriers (however inaccessible for clones) to higher platforms or even gravity shutdowns.
System Requirements
For macOS
OS:Snow Leopard 10.68 or later, 64/32bit Processor:Dual Core CPU Memory:1 GB RAM Graphics:Intel HD 3000 or better, 4000 or a dedicated GPU recommended, OpenGL 3.0 support required Hard Drive:1 GB HD space
For PC
OS:Windows XP SP3 or later, 64/32bit Processor:Dual Core CPU (2.2+ GHz Dual Core CPU or better) Memory:1 GB RAM Graphics:GeForce® 8800 or Radeon® HD4800 series, 512 MB of memory, OpenGL 3.0 support required Hard Drive:1 GB HD space Additional:Intel HD Graphics are not officially supported. But if you've got yourself a 3000 or better then there is a reasonable chance it will mostly/sorta work. No promises, but we've been working hard on it, at any rate.
For Linux
OS:Ubuntu 10.04 or 13.10, 64/32bit Processor:Dual Core CPU (2.2+ GHz Dual Core CPU or better) Memory:1 GB RAM Graphics:GeForce® 8800 or Radeon® HD4800 series, 512 MB of memory, OpenGL 3.0 support required Hard Drive:1 GB HD space Additional:Intel HD Graphics are not officially supported. But if you've got yourself a 3000 or better then there is a reasonable chance it will mostly/sorta work. No promises, but we've been working hard on it, at any rate.