Exo One

[h1] Очень своеобразная леталка-каталка по разным безлюдным поверхностям. [/h1] Игра может и философская, но очень на любителя. Играть в это довольно быстро наскучило - механика уж очень однообразная, летать много не позволяют и нужно постоянно сигать по этим барханам аки сайгак. На двух планетах уже надоело и на третьей тоже самое. По скринам было ощущение именно безграничного полёта с шикарными пейзажами далёких планет, а на деле какие-то нырялки-каталки. Постоянно мелькают непонятные фото людей в скафандрах - как всегда загодочно и мистично. А по правде уже надоело. Были мечты раньше увидеть хотя бы в фильме такой сюжет, где от лица инопланетянина приходилось бороздить космический простор. А потом инопланетянин достигал Земли и его сбивал какой-то лётчик эскадрильи ВВС - а дальше Зона 51, анальный зонд... В общем, что-то такое, но может без анального зонда и с хорошим напряжением постановки. В играх это было бы ещё круче. Но тут что-то остранённое и непонятное. Гонять с планеты на планету не очень интересно. Идейно может и хорошо, но в игровом процессе очень отталкивает. Пейзажи очень унылые и некрасивые.

Good game if you can get it on sale since it barely lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes (just long enough past the 2 hour refund window). I would've said it was worth it if I beat the game and the new level select feature actually unlocked, or there was some replayability once you finish the game and have the ability to noclip or fly around and explore these vast environments. Some of the planets or even the black hole or the giant Sun I would've loved to just look around and see without needing to worry about being stuck in that ball form with gravity or flying off into space or into the sun or deep into the ocean. But yeah, maybe buy it on the 70% off sale (seems an old post said they wouldn't be doing a discount more than 25% for a long time and now it goes on sale for basically $5, I think $17 was asking too much for this game tbh). It is a cool and unique project but once you finish it there is no real reason to go back, not much replayability or anything to unlock or seek out that is hidden on the alien worlds, no star fox secret entrances to planets or universes that we can seek out. It is a fun and unique game but it could have been just a bit more to be perfect. When I play it it just feels like a project that was never fully finished. No accessibility options for the color inversion disabled or the + signs on the screen being disabled (those + signs from the screen grid being on constantly is not good for an OLED monitor). So yeah. Maybe add those features in one dayd and I will give this game a thumbs up for sure.

This game satisfies a specific itch in my brain for exploring alien worlds with spectacular scenery as a marble ball that Venineth created for me, but in a shorter and faster style without puzzles. Its atmosphere, movement system, soundtrack, and sound design easily gets Exo One a spot in my favorites collection alongside Venineth and love that I can just break the sound barrier whenever I feel like. Normally I'd leave a review once I 100% a game but I genuinely recommend this game to anyone into speedy space flying with an interesting story

This game was introduced to me without any context. In what started as, what I thought to be, a tech demo became one of the most memorable games I think I'll ever play. I haven't experienced a game like this since Journey on the PS3 nearly 14 years ago. Each planet was it's own puzzle and every new mechanic you either learned by doing or unlocking just added that much more wonder and curiosity to the game. I think going into it totally blind was the best way to play it. Crank up the graphics, put headphones on, play alone at night and you're in for a one-of-a-kind experience as long as you're patient and have a curious mind.

Visually stunning and incredibly cool. Exo One is a very interesting game that's like a hybrid of flight games and physics platformers. Absolutely worth experiencing. There's not a whole lot to it, but I feel like that's kind of the point: use gravity to your advantage and zip around some crazy cool spacey environments. It does leave me itching for more like this that is presented in a more gamey way though, but I haven't seen anything quite like it, and I don't even know how that would work as this definitely seemed like the right direction to go. The movement is good once you get used to it, and almost every planet is unique and memorable, though I didn't really like the one level with the smaller planets. Definitely recommend experiencing this one for something a bit different.

风景做的挺好的但是我玩的时候特别晕没玩下去并且会有莫名其妙的突脸伴着压抑的氛围和超长的流程太阴了不建议胆子小的人玩

I played this really really really high and it was amazing. I gave up on the part where you crash and you're underwater or whatever.

When I first started this game I had no idea what was going on and could not get the ship to do what I wanted. But I decided I'd come back to it and give it more time, and I am so glad I did, because it was much better than I expected. The story does not hold your hand, you'll have to piece the nebulous details together, but it [b]really[/b] got to me. The physics were much more fun once I hit the water planet and really figured out how to go fast. After finishing the game, zipping around is still fun to see how extreme I can get, but the real gem for me was the story.