
Finish Report is a short science fiction horror game. All communications have been lost to a space station far in deep space. You as a one-man investigation unit has been sent to find out why did the station go silent.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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The game has a nice thing going for it. Altho there was stuff that confused me Why not have the rover be moveable using wasd by attaching yourself to the screen or something? start game spoiler: [spoiler]because the rover sometimes loses its videofeed when near certain places/areas, it made me think that i only had to close my eyes in those specific areas.[/spoiler] midgame spoiler: [spoiler] Only later on when reading a discussion post did i realise that isnt the case whatsoever, but is tied to hearing whispers.[/spoiler] lategame spoiler: [spoiler] I didnt notice that there were 2 agent's codes written on the ending panel. so i thought i had to go back to my first panel to find the code. altho thats probably on me i guess? Or maybe close the door behind the person after they get to the last room, so as to point out all you need is already there. i felt confused that i couldnt open the door to escape to the ship. maybe i missed something? nonetheless i was given an end credit so i guess i finished it?[/spoiler] Small bugs: moving (WASD) still allowed even when in terminal. when moving arrow up/down in terminal, it'll autocomplete your previous command but put the cursor at the beginning instead of the end of the command. Overall, nice small game, interesting mechanic. Could use a lill QOL such as WASD rover
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Hours played at review time, across 24 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It's a cheep game with a very good atmosphere. Try out yourself.
Short, but the concept is great. Wish there was more!
Sometimes I need games to get out of the ordinary genres. I kinda love the style, a unique game I could recommend ^^
It started a bit slow with just driving around the station seeing a few this and that but the end was quiet tense.
It truly shi** my pants when I got over to the station :D Good game
iron lung but in space and with a terminal interface
This game desperately wants to be Iron Lung in space but it falls pretty flat in basically all respects. The command line interface is clunky and doesn't actually mimic a terminal in anything except font style. The rover controls are clunky and, as another reviewer noted, give an excellent view of the floor unless you stand 8 feet away from the screen. It is incredibly easy to flip your rover over, which the game is not actually prepared for as an upside down rover can see through walls and also cannot be reset in anyway. A game like this lives or dies on atmosphere and the sound design and drab grey everything color palette fail to generate any real atmosphere.
It was not a long game, maybe short a little, but it was good all in all. Give it a try.
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