Next Earth: The Journey Trilogy™
* Features a story mode, Arcade mode, two-player arcade mode and a puzzle mode with 42 puzzles.
* 6-7 hours of gameplay over 32 levels.
* Can be played with a combination of buttons or a directional pad.
* Learn about the future of the humans through the present and past as they leave Earth for a new home in space.
* Requires about.5 GB of space and is a very small game.
* Developed by a one-man indie team.
* Loves to hear from you! Contact me any time if you have any feedback, thoughts or just want to chat at: chris.wiseman@minsanstudio.com.
Requires macOS 10.9 or newer.
How to Play:
Control the evacuation ships, use hyperdrive technology to slow down or speed up space, collect enough fuels cells to open the hyper gate to move all your ships to safety before you run out of time and avoid the Octians at all costs.
Features:
Unique game play that combines 80’s arcade gaming with a puzzle adventure.
Use action tiles (such as teleports, conveyor belts and switches) to get your ships to safety.
Use power ups (such as time, enemy freeze, time freeze, hints) to buy yourself time.
Learn about the story of 8 characters through the present and past as they leave Earth for a new home in space.
6-7 hours of game-play over 32 levels with a story mode, arcade mode (time attack & score goal) and medals to collect to unlock levels.
Play with a control system that suits you from a two button arcade set up to a eight button PC set up for precision.
Highscore, time score and medal leaderboards so you can keep pushing yourself to get a better score, time and unlock all the medals. 
Developers note
Next Earth: The Journey TrilogyTM is my very first game I have developed.  It was designed to be a homage to Pac Mania, 80’s arcade games and for anyone who likes tough games (features unlimited lives, so you just keep playing until you win).
Would love to know your thoughts of it! Contact me any time if you have any feedback, thoughts or just want to chat at: chris.wiseman@minsanstudio.com.
Right now the game is in English & PC only, but hope to translate to other languages and platforms if it
Next Earth: The Journey Trilogy™ is my very first game I have developed. 
It was designed to be a homage to Pac Mania, 80’s arcade games and for anyone who likes tough games (features unlimited lives, so you just keep playing until you win).
Controls: Mouse/Keyboard: You use the mouse to move your ship (a cube) and click and right click to fire your weapons and activate your power ups.
Keyboard: Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move your ship.
The game has the following controls:
MOUSE: You move your ship (a cube) with the mouse (move to move left and right, click to fire weapons).
TOUCHSCREEN: You move your ship (a cube) with your finger and pinch/tilt to change power ups.
CONTROLS SETTINGS: You can play with the following control systems:
MOUSE/TOUCHSCREEN: Use the mouse to move your ship (a cube) and click and right click to fire your weapons and activate your power ups.
KEYBOARD: Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move your ship.
Based on the recommendations from the comments below I have added the following controls:
MOUSE: You move your ship (a cube) with the mouse (move to move left and right, click to fire weapons).
CONTROLS SETTINGS: You can play with the following control systems:
MOUSE/TOUCHSCREEN: Use the mouse to move your ship (a cube) and pinch/tilt to change power ups.
KEYBOARD: Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move your ship.
Overall I hope you enjoy this game, created for fans of 80’s arcade games (such as Pac Mania) and for anyone who likes tough games.  Hope you enjoy the story and that I made the gameplay easy to learn and play. If you enjoyed this game or have any feedback then please let me know at chris.wiseman@minsanstudio.com.
Next Earth: The Journey Trilogy™ is my very first game I have developed. 
It was designed to be a homage to Pac Mania, 80’s arcade games and for anyone who likes tough games (features unlimited lives, so you just keep playing until you win).
Controls: Mouse/Keyboard: You use the mouse to move
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It's 2013, eight years after humanity fled Earth for the Octian Homeworld. None of the people who fled have returned and the Octians know that their time is running out. Only nine ships from Earth's last fleet remain to evacuate all their surviving citizens from the planet's outer ring of colony stations. A stargate was left behind, powered by fusion reactors designed to start and control gravity shifts. But the Octians have destroyed the only power source available to the ships of the fleet. Some of them have stopped using the stargate and are now drifting aimlessly in space. That's where we find them in the peaceful new world of Octiam.Use the hyperdrive to slow down or speed up the time on Earth, opening up the stargate and hopefully sending you home. Your journey takes you to a new universe full of surprises, races, people and an unusual plot.The Octians are the shape-shifting octopi from a novel I wrote in my youth. They were adapted for the computer as a first person puzzle game in 2001.That version was limited to the PC, only on Windows, and took about five hours to complete.A new version was made as a top-down sidescrolling point-and-click, with a map of the Octiam universe and a map of the Octian home world to be used for navigation and collecting items. This was to be my first game for the Xbox 360.It was released in 2005 with ten levels, three types of enemies, a new soundtrack, different gameplay and story.This is version 2. It was also made as a Windows PC version but the hard drive was lost in a computer crash. I lost the entire game code and most of the source code so to create a version for both PC and Xbox 360, I had to re-engineer the game from the ground up.There are 32 levels. Two special levels to unlock to get a super-duper ship. The colours have been adjusted to make it more easily readable. There's a new short but in-depth plot, meaning that if you keep playing, you'll be able to unlock all the episodes of the game's story as you go along.The graphics are more detailed. The Octians are a bit fatter and fainter. Certain objects are easier to read (but you may not like them if you liked the original version).The gameplay is different. There's more puzzle-solving. There's a new character who you can make choices for

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