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Press release:
May 21st, 2019 — Turbo Pelvis 3000 inc. announce its space rogue-lite Fission Superstar X is out today on Xbox One (via the Microsoft store) and Windows PC (via Steam) for $14.99! Blast off in Dr. Leopold’s bomber in this relentless shooter.

Tour the solar system on a desperate randomly generated bomb run, facing impossible odds in an attempt to achieve the demented dream of an insane scientist.

Fission Superstar X takes place in a wacky version of the solar system, featuring nine unlockable ships, over 100 different crew members from humans to space bears, 64 different weapons both mundane and insane, over 20 different environments, and over 70 different enemy types including scavengers, fascist space cats, and giant insects.

You’ll fight your way through over 20 different environments and face off against giant bosses on your journey through the solar system.

Fight using ranged and up-close weaponry while dodging and blocking attacks with your shield. Manage your ship to assemble the perfect crew and install the most destructive weapons, but be prepared to make some difficult decisions along the way – do you repair a damaged component, heal a wounded member of the crew, or upgrade your stats?

Do you dock at a station and spend time dodging an angry Planetoid or skip that stop for an easier run through a colorful space aurora? It’s up to you to decide the best course of action!

When a giant insect shrimp gives you a beating on Saturn, just hit the detonate button and blow up your nuclear superstar – that will show them!

You will die a lot in Fission Superstar X, and that will only make your eventual victory taste that much sweeter!

To learn more, visit: http://www.turbopelvis3000.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/turbopelvis3000
Discord: https://discord.gg/U5TFqrA
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FissionX/

About Turbo Pelvis 3000 inc.
Turbo Pelvis 3000 inc. is an indie game studio based in Québec, Canada that specializes in arcade roguelites that don’t take themselves too seriously.