
The Flux is not keen on giving away its secrets, and you’re one of them. Sail a vast planet under a blanket of stars and use your tools and wits to remind yourself of what was lost and what could come next. An open world mystery about understanding the end of the world.
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You’ve been absent. Perhaps you once called this world home, but it moved on without you. Where were you? How long has it been? Alone on a boat in a sea of Flux, you set off without destination to find answers.
The entire planet lies before you. No matter where you go, you find a unique trace of the past. Lost journal letters. Remains of a great temple. Derelict research papers. Ancient conversations between peers. Soon you start making connections, and previous discoveries grow in weight.
Knowledge is progress. There is no combat, waypoints, or skill trees - just you, your ship, your tools, and the waiting world.
Constellations rotate overhead as you glide over the waves. You learn to sail by the stars, using the sky as your guide.
Each location you explore offers up new mysteries and answers. You take note of your discoveries in your journal for later.
You pause after reviewing your notes. The strange puzzle from a previous location begins to make sense. You know what to do now.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 28 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
A lovely game of exploring a seemingly abandoned world, learning the culture and structures left behind. Amd finding your own meaning. Aside from discovering and solving puzzles and new locations, I just enjoy the act of sailing around this ocean. Listening to the music in game or putting on my own and working things out a step a time. certainly can be overwhelming at times as you collect more information and parse through it all, but thankfully the game supports note taking to help organize things. If you enjoyed games like outer wilds, or other similar knowledge-gated games. I'd say give the game a try!
i really like this game alot. it has a lot of cool things going for it. i found it a bit confusing trying to figure out all of the boat mechanics however. the tutorial does a good job showing how star navigation works, but the frequency compass for example is still a complete mystery to me as to how it works. i know there is the boat manual you can find on the boat, which kind of helps but its a little vague. all it says under the frequency compass for example is that you put a frequency into it and it tracks the frequency but whenever i put it in it just spins forever. if the tutorial included some on hands boat sequence or like a scripted example of some kind that would be awesome
Like sailing the oceans of Wind Waker, but less of a hubbub. A solitary journey through mysteries that you may never grasp. In principle, you can learn a great deal by simply observing the starry sky. In practice, you bounce from island to island, collecting hundreds of messages that you may not understand. Some things come together, eventually, but the world is in no rush to give away its secrets. I think to appreciate this game you have to enjoy not just the larger mysteries, but also the contemplative moment to moment.
Wim and Costco fighting for my heart whenever I play
As of 2 hours this game seems like it's going to be very solid, will update when I'm further in
WOW this is GOOD, I'll tell more once I complete my playthrough but I needed to reccomend ASAP
This game has been such a fun experience. I love exploring and searching for secrets in games so this is right up my alley. The gameplay can be a bit janky at times but the overall experience is wonderful. So far I have only reached the most common ending, and I am very excited to find the others. It is just so enriching to make the connections between random events, authors, and stories. The game has a beautiful art direction, but sometimes it can be hard to see things when it is bright. Additionally the glare during sunset can be a bit of an eyesore and is a bit immersion breaking when you can see the light shining on an interior wall. This game isn't for everyone but for the people it is for, it is amazing.
Have been watching this game in development for a while- so happy for a full release If ur looking at this game chances are you already are into these types of games and i 100% recommend picking this one up!
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