About This Game

A compilation of 4 games to liberate 81 districts

• Tiny Pods Rescue - rescue 80% of the pods

• Shapi - shape pods to activate gates

• Bridge the Pods - rotate pods to form a horizontal or vertical black line

• Space Cargo - pilot a cargo ship and rescue pods in space - physics based

Single player

• In character mode, you can play as one of four characters against computer generated alien commanders. Your goal is to liberate the 81 districts of our Solar System and increase your score.

• Start with the 9 districts of the planet Mars, designed for beginners. From there you can pick any planet or even random districts in our galaxy (over 4 billion). 

Most Casual Relaxing Game - Bridge the Pods is easy to complete with lots of moves. Playtime 5 minutes per district.

Most Original Puzzle Game - Shapi, with 60 hand-crafted levels that challenge you to re-arrange other shapes without breaking your own shape. Playtime 5 minutes per district

Most Strategic Game - Tiny Pods Rescue combines basic pod commands, stacking and terraforming. A rich world unfolds out of only 3 pod types - pod, terraform pod, target pod. Playtime 10-30 minutes per district.

Most Action Energy Management Game - Space Cargo, where you pilot 2 Tugships to safely rescue pods lost in space. Gravity, Mass and Energy vary through the level as you accumulate more cargo and consume energy. Playtime 5 minutes per district.

The fewer moves / energy you need to complete a game on a certain district, the higher your score.

Local multiplayer

• up to 4 local players can play Tiny Pods Rescue together. Each player can choose any of the two sides Human versus Alien for a co-op or competitive play. Not supported by the other 3 games. Requires 1 game controller per player.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

I enjoy crafting dozens of background images in the game, from personal travel photos of varied scenery,
drawings, and patiently process and mash them using AI and non AI tools. The art for the board games themselves (pawns, tiles) is abstract and simply done with gimp (traditional 2D image editor)