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This game is special. It is a game only worth playing once you have found it yourself. You have won the lottery in finding this game. Or maybe it has found you. Doesn't really matter. If you're down here, you probably noticed there's less than a hundred reviews. Not that many people seem to have played this game. Is it selfish of me to want it to stay that way? Or would it be selfish to want to show it to others, to talk about it, to make a video about it and let it loose on the internet, knowing full well that if that was my exposure to this game, I'd never play it? Knowing that through my philosophising about it and attempting to expose other people to it, I might be breaking it's artistic interity? I haven't even said anything you haven't already known about it. And I may still be entirely wrong. I had a good time with this game. It was a worthwhile use of my money. It was an experience I had once, for 90 minutes, and can never have again. Not in the same way. And believe me, I have looked far and wide. Enjoy.

Never knew investigating a spaceship could be so enjoyable! Nothing is in English, nothing is translatable to English. Your essentially vibing, and the game is amazing for it. Since nothing is English based, you won't get stuck trying to translate perfectly. Instead, you'll play around until you understand. It's also quite short, and in a good way, as it doesn't overstay its welcome. It also avoids the pitfall of not knowing where to go next.

A series of abstract logic puzzles where you have to figure out what each puzzle wants from you and then solve them. It's short, sweet, and pretty neat.

This is only a 1 hour game, therefore not enough stuff in it to justify a cost of 4 dollar-bucks, but almost worth it, given style (visuals and music) and a very successful attempt in being a decent language-free puzzle-collection. This compares to one of a million free flash-puzzle-games of almost equal fidelity and duration, so you mostly pay for music and visuals here, bot for those, you usually are in for silly surprises. This compares with having bought a steampunk investigative novel for 4 dollar that you just read/view through with 2 short breaks. Not a total waste of money for time, but a little of that. You get 1 hour of puzzles and a neat theme, not more, and it has a step difficulty curve, which may ad 30 minutes of frustrating trial and error, or just skipping through a 1 hour video on youtube of a smarter person. I rather give a negative review HERE, than asking for a refund, because a refund seems not too fair HERE, and this type of game/concept can be saved and improved on and that is worth something to me. for example, there can be free updates to this game.

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This was a cute set of rule discovery puzzles. It took me just under an hour to complete. There's much less guesswork than what the other reviews are suggesting, though getting to the solutions was sometimes trial and error.

Cool game! Very much an intuitive puzzle solver, it throws you a puzzle and you just have to figure it out. I really liked it as it's not something I've come upon a lot (at least not in the way this game really just doesn't tell you anything), it reminds me of playing point and clicks as a child, when I didn't fully understand the English yet and just had to solve the puzzles. It is however, very short. I finished it in about 40 minutes, but loved every part of it as I just needed something to entertatin my brain for a little while. As a stand alone I wouldn't neccessarily recommend it, but within the CosmOS 9 bundle it's definetly a fun addition.