Compare TombStar prices across trusted key stores and find the best deal. Developed by Andy Sum. Published by No More Robots. Released on 7/20/2022. Available on PC. Genres: Action.

A budget space-Western roguelike that nails fast-paced gunplay but stumbles on repetition, worth a shot if you like twin-stick shooters with personality.

TombStar trades traditional roguelike progression for pure arcade energy. You're hunting the Grimheart Gang across a hostile planet, swapping between guns, cloaks, and explosive traps to survive waves of enemies. The shooting feels snappy, dodge rolls are responsive, and there's genuine satisfaction in chaining kills together. The problem: runs blur together fast. Enemy variety is thin, and the map layouts don't shift enough to keep things fresh across multiple attempts. It's a solid 30-minute-at-a-time experience, not a 10-hour obsession. If you want a lean, controller-friendly arcade game that doesn't demand much mental overhead, TombStar delivers. Just don't expect it to hook you for weeks. Alex, Scout Team

TombStar

TombStar

Jul 20, 2022Andy SumNo More Robots
GamerScout Says

A budget space-Western roguelike that nails fast-paced gunplay but stumbles on repetition, worth a shot if you like twin-stick shooters with personality.

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Steam Deck PlayableProtonDB Platinum
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GamerScout Verdict

Best for arcade-shooter fans seeking quick, controller-friendly runs without expecting long-term depth.

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About TombStar

TombStar trades traditional roguelike progression for pure arcade energy. You're hunting the Grimheart Gang across a hostile planet, swapping between guns, cloaks, and explosive traps to survive waves of enemies. The shooting feels snappy, dodge rolls are responsive, and there's genuine satisfaction in chaining kills together. The problem: runs blur together fast. Enemy variety is thin, and the map layouts don't shift enough to keep things fresh across multiple attempts. It's a solid 30-minute-at-a-time experience, not a 10-hour obsession. If you want a lean, controller-friendly arcade game that doesn't demand much mental overhead, TombStar delivers. Just don't expect it to hook you for weeks.

Alex
Alex · Scout Team

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singleplayerachievementscontroller-supporttier:sub-5Twin-Stick ShooterRoguelikeSpace WesternArcade ActionController-Friendly

System Requirements

Minimum

OS
Windows 10
Memory
4 GB RAM
DirectX
Version 11
Storage
10 GB available space
Graphics
Nvidia Geforce GTX 760
Processor
Intel Core i5

Recommended

OS
Windows 10
Memory
8 GB RAM
DirectX
Version 11
Storage
15 GB available space
Graphics
Nvidia Geforce GTX 1080
Processor
Intel Core i7

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Game Info

Developer
Andy Sum
Publisher
No More Robots
Release Date
Jul 20, 2022

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TombStar was released on 20 July 2022.

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TombStar was developed by Andy Sum and published by No More Robots.