Interregnum Chronicles: Signal

Loading bar simulator.

First of all, it was my first space fantastic game, where I played more than 10 min. To begin with, I want to note the well-designed details in the graphics, I really encountered this for the first time, where the little things are worked out so well. As for the plot - very interesting, not boring, and of course intriguing and addictive. Many thanks to the developers and all the people involved in the creation of this game for creating such a game! Now I'm looking forward to part 2, but for now I'll go get all the achievements in this game

I tried to steal the space suite in the blackout and not was possible, I tried to focus on cams in the blackout cuz were turned off almost in the final and nothing was possible, I just find 2 horrible finals, common, all is designed for a greater final than these, I can´t understand, is like game unfinished with a lot of inside android games. But, I think is fine in the cost.

Good story, a little lacking in terms endings as there is only one 'less-than-ideal' good ending and one bad ending, even though it does sort of hint at other ways of ending the game.

This game worth the try. You will have a couple of hours of gameplay (the time to get everything). People say than there is bug. I didn't find any major bug blocking me to progress. The story is interesting, it's about the danger of alien interstellar signal and the game ask to the player what to do about them. The graphics are nice and the little detail are really great. The game is maybe missing a sort of quest line to follow, the player is a little bit let alone, only the AI guide him. But after a couple of minutes, the player finish to find his way so it's ok. It is really worth it ! I really like the intrigue.

The story is somewhat intriguing but the primary way of playing the game is though idle mechanics are not engaging or interesting.

So, my un-recommendation is based on basically one thing: its price. If you can get it on sale, go ahead, have fun. The game is short, not very fleshed out, and there's signs that it was supposed to be more involved but the devs ran out of time, patience, or money. For instance, there are notes scattered around that give hints to a 4 digit code. However, you can also just find the 4 digit code in its entirety in a much more prominent and easily accessed location. The idea is really cool: you oversee an AI that's continually upgrading itself as it deciphers a mysterious signal. This is done by having 3 interconnected idle/incremental style games. However, you navigate the space station in first person, and it's zero gravity. That's neat. You also put together a little story and learn about the setting by poking the space station, and you can find "collectible" books for an achievement. They're not really collectible; you touch them then you have to throw them somewhere. There's no inventory. They will float around the space station until the heat death of the universe. A few things that would've made the game cooler: collecting some sort of resources in the space station (there's a lot of empty bins floating around you can't put away. Let me recycle them or put them where they came from or something), survival elements, spacewalking on the outside. It's a really neat idea with a lot of potential. It's just a shame that something that plays like a demo is released at the price of an indie game.