Play as Zagu, a spy from the Tracha colony, in this single-player 2D side-scrolling action-adventure game. Journey through seven enemy regions in a futuristic sci-fi world, running, jumping, dodging traps, and shooting enemies plus bosses. Sneak into headquarters to grab blueprints, then escape each area alive to thwart the Rogan empire's weapon of mass destruction and protect your home planet plus the universe.
This free-to-play indie title delivers casual adventure gameplay for solo players who enjoy precise platforming and combat challenges. Crafted by adults on the autism spectrum at nonPareil Institute, it builds digital skills while advancing through enemy territories.
Zagu Espionage is a single player, 2D side-scrolling action-adventure game where the player takes on the role of the main character, Zagu, a spy from the Tracha colony, who is traveling to seven different regions to defeat the Rogan empire.​
The game is set in a futuristic, sci-fi environment where the player must run, jump, dodge traps, and shoot their way through countless enemies and bosses.​
The player's mission is to travel to seven different enemy regions, sneak into the enemy's headquarters, steal the seven blueprints, and make it out alive by escaping each enemy-occupied region.​
Acquiring the full set of blueprints will bring Zagu one step closer to stopping the enemy from producing a weapon of mass destruction (WMD), which would ultimately prevent the destruction of Zagu's home planet as well as save the universe.
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Zagu Espionage is made by adults on the autism spectrum at the nonPareil Institute. At nonPareil, autistic adults gain digital technology skills in various domains and work toward building apps, games and items for the digital marketplace. While doing so, our members also acquire social and work-readiness skills preparing them for success in higher-education and employment settings.
