
A retro-sci-fi themed mystery investigation puzzle game. Search for clues across the solar system, gather intelligence using your cutting-edge investigation tools, and figure out what happened. When you find all 15 ships, you win!
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You are a senior analyst for Fleet Intelligence, and humanity's best hope to find its missing starships and repel an imminent alien attack! Search for clues across the solar system, gather intelligence using your cutting-edge investigation tools, and figure out what happened. When you find all 15 ships, you win!
This is a retro-sci-fi themed detective investigation game. To solve the mystery, you will need to read! If you don't like reading, this game is not for you! 2D pixel art, an 8-bit soundtrack, and space sfx set the mood.
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Extremely fun, clever, and vibey puzzle game. Honestly incredible work. The writing is pretty great, too; imperfect in a very human way but incredibly fun and well-thought-out. The space jargon is generally pretty accurate, too. As someone who is moderately experienced with puzzle games, I had to use the "a small hint" button only once, and there are additional difficulty modifiers available in the menu, so I think this game is both quite accessible and potentially challenging. Very, very fun and satisfying. Highly recommend.
Wow-this was a lot of fun to figure out. You have to deduce what happened to various ships around the solar system during an alien invasion. The game also has a fantastic hint system for if you do get stuck anywhere. The story told through all of this is also fairly compelling. Excellent project.
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I've been enjoying puzzle games recently and honestly this ranks up there for me. [Short edit to note that I played it mainly on the Steam Deck, which is possible, but certainly a bit more tedious just by its nature of being designed around a mouse and typing into word fields. If you're willing to deal with that though its absoluetly doable.) Pros: Good setup! I really enjoy the space theming and the overall mystery. Fun vibe! Of course the general tension of setup, but also the small characterisations of the Intelligence officer you're playing. The little comments on the side are fun but not distracting. Interesting puzzle mechanics! I like them. Fun stuff. Similar to the tools you get in Roottrees if you've played that but absolutely not the same, just a similar setup for collecting information. Accessibility! I love that this has difficulty settings, it's a fun thing for a puzzle game, and, while I did do all of them this run, I can imagine the minigames getting kinda tedisous eventually so it's nice to be able to turn them off if need be. Also I like the hint system being present and easily accessible but not intrusive. It might make you feel like you're playing Professor Layton spending your first hint coin to get told "have you tried doing the puzzle?" for the first few though. (Not really a judgement, I think the incrementally more specific hints are a good thing but do be prepared for that.) Con* (Really more improvement suggestion, I wouldn't really call this a con honestly) The difficulty settings are linear, so you can only turn off the minigames on the "easy" setting (this is also the only thing that changes on easy), meaning you cannot have the general puzzles be harder but avoid the minigames. Unless you want to keep changing the setting before every minigame possibility i guess but that would be silly. Overall, I highly recommend you check it out if you like puzzle games. I will have an eye on the developer, you have convinced me, I wouldn't mind paying something for the game (should there be one).
Great deductive logic game with a few light mini-games. I thought the solutions increased in challenge a little more each time, but the clues were all very reasonable, and I felt clever when I figured out each step. (The hint system helped me with one thing, though.) I liked the tone and humor of the text, and the music was a great fit. A big plus that everything was made by real people without any generative tools.
This game has no right to be as good as it is while also being free. How dare you destroy the livelihoods of the poor executives in AAA gaming who really truly have to make gamers pay a bagillion dollars for half the quality of this?! in all seriousness though, it was a really fun, really interesting game and absolutely would have been worth paying for. It's fun, engaging, and manages to feel like both a great sci-fi game and a great deduction game. If you're a fan of either genre you should absolutely pick it up. We will be following your career with great interest. Thanks a lot for the experience!
Played and finished after around 5-6 hours on the website intelligencegame.tech before realizing that it was available here. Perhaps my favorite of all the Obra Dinn-like games I've played. Amazing amount of game considering it's free
This was surprisingly good. No regrets.
Is fun, yes
Really good detective puzzle game, crazy its free, perfect length to finish in 1 session, SUPER underrated
Very well written and designed game. I really enjoyed it!
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