About Underground Scout
The ore is called oxygone, and people on the surface need it because their oxygen is running out. That is why this adventure sends you below ground.
Your ship has its own oxygen supply too, and you have to keep an eye on it while you fly. Hitting walls and hazards damages the ship, so careful steering matters as much as speed.
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The gun is how you deal with anything in the way. Boulders and other obstacles block the tunnels, and a few shots break them apart so you can fly on, which makes this a shooting game as much as a flying one.
The tunnels twist and turn, so you cannot just hold one direction and hope. Picking a route through them is part of the job, especially when your air is getting low.
Quick summary
- You fly a scout ship down into underground tunnels to find oxygone ore.
- You shoot boulders and other obstacles that block your way.
- You collect ore while staying away from walls and hazards.
- Each trip is a battle between how much ore you want and how much oxygen you have left.
Key features
- You pilot an armed scout ship, so it plays like a small war game set inside a cave.
- Your goal is to gather oxygone ore for the people on the surface.
- Your ship runs on a limited oxygen supply.
- Boulders can be blasted apart to open the path.
- The ship takes damage when it hits walls or hazards.
Tips & tricks
- Move in small, precise steering taps near walls, since every bump costs you.
- Shoot boulders before you get close, not when they are already in front of your nose.
- Map out your path ahead so you never end up in a narrow tunnel with no escape route.
- Check your oxygen often and plan around it rather than flying until it is almost gone.
Frequently asked questions
What are you collecting in Underground Scout?
Oxygone ore, which the people on the surface need because their oxygen is running out.
What can you shoot?
Boulders and other obstacles in the tunnels. Press Spacebar to fire and clear the way.
Does the game work on a phone?
Yes, it runs on phones and tablets in landscape mode.
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