The idea of combining is by no means new; most upcoming projects incorporate features from multiple genres. Sometimes, the combination works quite well, as was the case with the game Exoplanet: First Contact, where the developers managed to brilliantly combine Action and RPG. Game features: What does this give us? Action games are clear — dynamic gameplay — but RPGs offer much more in terms of character development options, allowing you to create, for example, a character focused on one of the various branches of development, or, conversely, a versatile hero. RPGs also have a strong plot, suggesting action according to a script or a nonlinear narrative, where the player's actions and choice of path determine the course of events. The storyline is simple in its story, but complex in its execution. Jack Sharp is the main character, an adventurer by nature and a free trader by trade. His entire life consists of endless travel on a spaceship. One day, another contract, promising a large profit, results in the loss of Jack's ship, sending him to K'Tharsis. The player must fulfill his desires – do everything possible to ensure his survival; satisfy his desire for revenge; intervene in the conflict between the colonists and the native population – and find treasure as a reward! K'Tharsis is a beautiful planet, unusual for humans due to its fantastic flora and fauna. The planet has a variety of climates — you can find steamy, swampy areas, cool forests, hot deserts, and cold, snow-capped mountains. Unusual spots in all this natural diversity are villages — built by locals from scrap materials or more practical settlements inhabited by shipwrecked people who have constructed their dwellings from the wreckage of machinery. Also, amidst this diversity, you can encounter structures of unknown origin.