
A strange signal... an alien craft... an interplanetary, gravity-defying journey through space and time.
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese**languages with full audio support
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In Exo One, you control an alien craft (built by humans), but it's closer to a rolling ball/flying glider simulator with no enemies. Emphasis is on exploring different planets and covering distance through the forces of gravity and momentum as your ship doesn't use fuel. You constantly alternate between making your ship heavier (4 times Earth's gravity) and lighter (Moon's gravity) to go faster. Later on, you can change the shape of the ship and glide, which is more fun than rolling and jumping, but you can't glide all the time. The controls are not initially intuitive, there's a learning curve and I'm still not sure how to keep max speed, but they're fairly simple with only three buttons used plus the analog sticks. The movements feel smooth and responsive, but the default turning is too slow. The graphics are gorgeous, especially on the ocean planet where it's some of the best-looking water I've seen. I especially liked how you could "skip" your craft on water like a small stone. A few of the later planets, including the forest one, do not seem as good looking or graphically advanced. I wish they weren't often so empty and lacking in unique features. The story interludes are initially intriguing but they're few and far between with no narration during the levels, so you lose track a bit and become less invested. What's best is how the game makes you feel during exploration as you cover distances. It made me think a bit of the game Journey. I hated one of the last levels, Sojournous, where you lost total control except for gravity. Feels a bit expensive at normal price so get on sale if you're interested.
Игра просто чума! Очень красивая, есть заложенный сюжет и хоть игра небольшая, было настолько интересно погрузиться в атмосферу игры что прям все 10 Балов из 10! Спасибо))
Beautiful.
Interstellar: The Video Game *kinda*
not much stuff to do and its not worth the price. also the story is kind of confusing speedruns of this are very interesting tho
I regret to inform you that I love this game after 67 minutes.
Приятная, ток коротенькая( сразу скажу подойдет далеко не всем, тут нужно иметь какое-то.. внутреннее желание.. созерцания чего-то необъятного, с оттенком меланхолии. Космического эмбиента не хватило (минус, не хватает атмосферности, но проблемой большой не является, т.к. можно просто свою включить (если она у вас есть) Со скидочкой взять норм)
ball rollin game
[h1]Rating: 10/10 -Masterpiece[/h1] [h1]TLDR:[/h1] [b]An interactive piece of sci-fi art.[/b] I remember seeing one video about this game and being instantly hooked on the gameplay. [h1]Positive:[/h1] [b]Gameplay:[/b] Simple yet addicting. You control a ball that can morph into a disc to glide. It's all about keeping momentum. You need to push your weight down on slopes to gain speed and activate glide mode to carry over the momentum into air time. The terrain around you is very dynamic and you have to constantly keep an eye out for new slopes. [b]Visuals:[/b] The visuals are stunning. There are many different locations that each have their own color grading. You fly through the clouds and end up in the sky where the bright sun blinds your eyes. The level endings catapult you away from the planet and you start seeing this weird wall of lights flying towards you from 2001: A Space Odyssey ( if you've seen the movie, you might know what I mean). There's also a water planet with shiny blue water. The game is a real treat to look at. [b]Music And Audio Design:[/b] The game mixes chilled music and environmental sounds together. The music is slow and calming, playing in the background to enhance the feeling of weightlessness. Then there are moments where no music is playing. You can hear the wind rushing by, raindrops and the engine like sounds of the ball. The Audio design is superb and an experience in itself. [h1]Negative:[/h1] [b]None:[/b] This game is flawless. There is nothing that should be added or removed. [h1]Conclusion:[/h1] It's an interesting, short and calming experience. If you enjoy short experiences, then this game is for you. One of my friends watched me play the game and he bought it a few days later.
氛围神了,就是建模太糙了
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