Description

End Charge Alpha asks a quiet question—how far does one spark carry in a place that forgot the sun—and answers it with a measured blend of survival routing and puzzle-like resource planning where every step, shield, and dash drains a shared energy pool you must refill at scarce pylons before the dark takes the rest; play from an overhead view with smooth controls: glide to explore, press dash to cross broken bridges or flee hungry shadows, hold shield to survive briefly in black pockets while your light sputters, and interact at dormant pylons to spend gathered fragments on map reveal radius, slower drain, stronger shield, and a short pulse that stuns prowlers while lighting distant markers; the world spreads in districts—frozen harbor, rusted orchard, silent observatory—each with its own hazards such as cold gusts that increase drain, whirring leech drones that bite energy on contact, and echo corridors that lure prowlers to your last loud action, so navigation rewards restraint over speed; best practice is to chart triangles: move from a known pylon to a fragment cluster to a second potential pylon, never farther than your current bar and a small reserve for error, then backfill side paths once you unlock slower drain; keep the shield for contact moments rather than fear, because early panic burns bars that would have opened two more doors; when drones hum, break line of sight behind pillars and wait for their search beams to sweep past before dashing across exposed walkways; at midgame, unlock pulse before map expansion—seeing a little less is fine if enemies freeze long enough for a safe collect—and delay dash upgrades until you understand local gap lengths so you do not overshoot into darkness; listen carefully: distant chimes indicate a pylon waking, soft crackle warns of brittle floors that collapse if crossed twice, and a low rumble marks an approaching gloom wave that should be met from inside a light circle, not in a hallway; failure states stay fair by rewinding you to the last pylon at a small fragment penalty, and optional beacons let explorers mark planned returns; readability matters in dim games, so there is a high-contrast glow mode, clear audio cues for low energy, and haptic taps on controller when drain spikes; why it’s enjoyable lies in the flow from scarcity to confidence, where routes that once felt barely possible become routine, and turning a district from cold silhouettes into a warm, connected network of lights delivers a calm pride as satisfying as finishing a complex jigsaw without forcing the pieces.

Instruction

W - Jump D - Right A - Left Mouse Left - Shoot hook R - Restart

Specifications

• Easy to play