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Drop Zone Galaxy débarque sur Android

Auteur : Leo Mise à jour : Oct 12,2025

Un jeu mobile gratuit sur le thème extraterrestre arrive sur Android

Rabble Games Studio a lancé Drop Zone Galaxy, un jeu mobile décalé basé sur la physique avec un thème d'enlèvement extraterrestre. Le développeur indépendant avait initialement publié le jeu sur itch.io en octobre 2024 avant de l'étendre au Google Play Store dans les principaux marchés anglophones.

Défis physiques de type "ragdoll" sur fond spatial

Les joueurs contrôlent un OVNI chargé de larguer des humains kidnappés sur des cibles dans des environnements spatiaux chaotiques. Avec environ 60 niveaux ("épisodes"), le jeu défie les joueurs de maîtriser les largages de précision tout en naviguant parmi des obstacles imprévisibles basés sur la physique.

Le gameplay se concentre sur l'obtention de notes de trois étoiles en atteignant précisément les cibles et en collectant des pièces. Les étoiles accumulées débloquent des améliorations cosmétiques disponibles dans la boutique OVNI, permettant aux joueurs de personnaliser leur soucoupe volante.

Contrôles simples, résultats chaotiques

Le jeu propose des contrôles intuitifs à un toucher où le timing est crucial. Des effets sonores authentiques renforcent l'expérience comique - des cris d'humains terrifiés aux divers bruits de collisions lorsque les corps heurtent la machinerie extraterrestre.

Drop Zone Galaxy représente le deuxième jeu mobile de Rabble Games Studio, avec des indications que le développeur pourrait se diversifier dans les jeux de société à l'avenir. Les personnes intéressées peuvent télécharger le jeu gratuitement via le Google Play Store.

Pour des expériences de jeu plus originales, découvrez notre article sur TOEM : Une aventure photographique, un autre titre singulier désormais disponible sur Android.

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