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Very fun little game. It has some unique mechanics you don't see in many other games. I love the retro style. My only complaint would be that it doesn't have a setting menu to adjust sound settings and such. but its very compact so I don't blame it for not having the niceties I'm used to. Definitely worth getting on sale.

Бутлег Iron Lung'а, вышедший раньше

Otro de los juegos infravalorados que andan circulando por Steam. Tiene tanto interés estético como mecánico.

It is a great game for the price however the biggest faults this game has is it doesn't have a reset button and you need to close and reopen the game,also one of the achievements didn't pop out

almost a thumbs down for me. I really like the minimalistic visuals, but its one of those indie games that doesnt have a logic behind the story so they just keep everything vague and you know.... pLaYeR sHoUlD fIlL iN tHe GaPs. my review is thumbs up ONLY because I love to set up a small space with gamepad and analog, small monitor where people can try it and that way its a good party experience.

Intriguing visual and audio design, but [list] [*] the text is too hard to read to really get involved in the story [*] the gameplay is too hard and tedious to keep you motivated [/list]

Não gostei ;( O jogo é bem minimalista e logo fica repetitivo. Não consegui me imergir na mecânica do jogo. Achei o loop de gameplay repetitivo

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Ta gra jest dobra, ale tęsknię za nią

A minimalist, narrative-based space explorer; interesting idea and good execution. The learning curve is well designed. It starts easy and simple to get the player familiar with the basic controls and have them figure out what the GUI and icons mean, and then gets considerably harder as the player enters endgame, during which nothing is new anymore, there's just more of them. While I would appreciate if the game's tutorial covered more "advanced" tricks like [spoiler]chasing down Dopters and priming engines[/spoiler], I understand the developer's choice, as a part of the game's experience is finding out how things work by yourself. The gameplay is, again, minimalistic. The entire game consists of getting a coordinate to go to, making to that coordinate alive, reading lore-related messages, and repeat. While this does introduce repetitiveness, the game's short length kept it at an acceptable level. The addition of new elements plus the increasingly challenging game environment also kept it from boring me out. The story is slightly better than "it's just there". Some lore was involved and there was a setting, but nothing exceptional. The writing too was no Shakespeare, but it was able to communicate a rough idea of what is happening. I was rarely confused about what I was doing during my first playthrough, and I found the ending quite self-explanatory. It is a bit disappointing, though, that you cannot review collected messages in-game, but those are still available in the Steam community for anyone interested. Getting all 6 achievements for the game spent me around 2 hours, including the time I used to read guides (because, apparently, there's those few mechanisms that weren't taught by the game and left me confused why I kept dying). I wouldn't suggest getting the game for its regular price as it's a short game for the price, but if you are interested in its process I'd suggest buying during a sale.