Ara and the Empty Universe

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老实说，这个游戏有一些意思，遗憾的是没有中文，甚至在沉浸其中的时候因为探索不同结局回档了几次，希望有其他的结局（大家可以尝试探索下），过程中找到了不知何故错过的一个秘密毛绒玩具。我希望这个故事可以扩展展开，但我也知道对于游戏开发者最伟大的工具之一就是代入神秘感，而电脑上日志中的点滴和细节确实有助于把他是谁以及他为何这样做的故事拼凑在一起。 我也会继续体验你的其他东西，加油！ To be honest, this game has some meaning, unfortunately there is no Chinese, and even when immersed in it, I retraced a few times because of the exploration of different endings, hoping that there would be other endings (you can try to explore them), and found a secret plush toy that I somehow missed. I wish the story could be expanded, but I also know that one of the greatest tools for game developers is to create mystery, and the bits and pieces and details in the logs on the computer really help to piece together the story of who he is and why he does it. I will continue to experience your other stuff as well, come on!

Very enjoyable journey, but prepare for a lot of unanswered questions

Worth for the a dollar story

История о девушке, которая ходит одна в пустом мире. А вы ей как бы управляете...

Neat little game about the end of the universe

Herkesin gizemli bir şekilde ortadan kaybolmasının üzerinden birkaç ay geçti. Kendinizi şehir şehir dolaşırken herhangi birini ve herhangi bir şeyi ararken buluyorsunuz. Ancak şu ana kadar aramanız hiçbir sonuç vermedi... Aramaya devam etmelisiniz... Meşgul olun... Düşüncelerinizin iltihaplanmasına izin veremezsiniz.

Listen, I could go into an in depth review here. It's an RPG-Maker style game...and if you're looking at this game at all you probably know what that can mean. Sometimes great, sometimes terrible. To compare it to other RPG Maker titles, this game is combatless but with a couple of "escape the things" levels which are more cinematic than a challenge. Honestly, an upside in my opinion...nothing is worse than redoing those "run away from the thing" levels over and over again in RPG Maker games because you have to memorize the path in order to get through it. You can save the game at any time. The writing for the main character's dialogue here is the real draw. Ara is like-able and relatable. The game isn't really a horror or comedy game, but it does manage to touch on elements of both. The story was interesting for me, but at the end I felt that I had TOO many unanswered questions. This seems to be the intent of the developer...I think there are other games in this same "world" that don't involve Ara that may or may not help answer those questions. I wish I had a little more closure from the game, personally...but I haven't tried the other games yet. Currently, one of the other games is free and the other is still in development. I've added both to my wishlist so I can remember to give them a go. At the end of the day, we're talking about an enjoyable experience that will take roughly less than two hours for a dollar. You'd be supporting a very promising indie developer to boot. For me, it's absolutely a recommendable game.