Last Spaceship

Last Spaceship is a side-scrolling puzzle narrative adventure. It's a short game, but it's good at creating the right atmosphere. The gameplay is fun and immersive, the graphics are nice, and the cutscenes are pretty good as well. The robot band was a definite highlight. Using the inventory items is always straightforward. There are also simple logic puzzles and puzzles which require switching to the robot companion or operating simple mechanisms (but no action sequences). There's also a maze, which, shockingly, is just as awful as any other maze puzzle. I don't mind the puzzles being simple, but I think there's too much handholding. I'm constantly being told how I should use an item or how I should go about solving a logic puzzle. There's an option to ask the companion for information, and I think all those comments should have been moved there, possibly as the second or third hint. Instead, if I ask for a hint, I'd prefer to just be told where I should go next, which, ironically, the game doesn't always tell me. Fortunately, that doesn't become an issue, as the explorable area is small enough, so it's easy to spot things which haven't been interacted with yet.

I liked it. Played with xbox controller, zero issues or bugs. 100% achievements. Very relaxed, no stress, just chill

[b]7.5/10[/b] [b]What is it:[/b] Like many games I’ve been playing these days, you start waking up/coming to consciousness/ being thrown smack dab into a situation and the rest of the game is trying to figure out what happened. I don't know if this is a common story-telling strategy for games in general or those of the puzzle genre. However lazy it may seem, I actually like it. You can get a lot of traction out of a player’s motivation when you drip feed them curiosity. In this game, you are a sentient robot sent to figure out what happened to the crew of a spaceship that belongs to your makers. This game is something along the lines of walking around, interacting with different sections of the ship to learn about what happened and solving different types of puzzles that act as mini roadblocks to progressing the story. [i]Disclaimer, I have not finished the game yet because what I believe to be the final chapter has a “puzzle” that I just can’t get into. I know what it wants of me but for some reason I don’t want to cooperate.[/i] I am certain I will come around and do it. But this is to illustrate my sentiment with the game. The majority of the puzzles are enjoyable enough to motivate me through 90% of the game, but there have been 2 puzzles so far that have really tested my patience - the aforementioned one and another that appeared half-way through the game during a big story reveal. If you have played the game, I am certain you know which one I refer to. Overall the puzzle design has been well-integrated into the game environment and story. Based on my limited experience with this genre, sometimes the puzzles will be a popular puzzle like a nanogram or sliding puzzle hamfisted into the game, only getting a coat of paint to resemble the origin environment. This game doesn’t do this. The puzzles it uses are either original puzzles that emerge naturally from the environment (e.g. a puzzle where you need to organize platforms so you can scale a section to reach your goal) or are classic puzzles that naturally fit the environment where they are used (e.g. line puzzles where you need to connect a power source to its destination). Progression felt smooth and there were only a couple times where I didn’t understand what or where I was supposed to go. (Ideally this “couple” should be “zero” but is there a game out there that achieves this elusive state?) [b]How hard is it:[/b] ★★★☆☆. 90% of the puzzles were simple and straightforward. The majority of the game was walking-simulator-degree difficult. However, like I said before, there are 2 puzzles that took the game from walking simulator, past difficult and straight to tedious. But my biggest complaint would be that the “difficult” puzzle you encounter half-way through also gave me a bit of nausea. This was a game-play first for me. There are 3 lines that all differ in color, wavelength and speed. Completing the task requires you to focus on all 3 lines at the same time. Since they are moving at different speeds and lengths, I got quite dizzy while trying to solve it. For those sensitive to this, I suggest looking up how to solve it online and quickly inputting the solution before you lose control of your senses. The satisfaction of solving that puzzle will not make all the vomit worth it. I wish I was a fly on the wall during playtesting of that puzzle. How many testers reported stomach-churning sensations to which the devs respond, “Wow! We’ve come up with a puzzle so difficult it literally turns the players inside-out.” [b]How long is it:[/b] I am 5 hours in and I believe I am at the final puzzle of the game. This includes about an hour of walking around near the beginning of the game trying to figure out where to go before realizing it was a pixel I overlooked? (is that the correct terminology in this genre for simply overlooking something that should have been obvious?) The final puzzle looks like it will take an hour to complete so I guess my time balances out. [b]Level design:[/b] I spoke a lot of the level design in my introductory paragraph so to summarize - the puzzle designs naturally fit into the game environment and story and except for 2, all are enjoyable to solve. Particularly the puzzles that allow you access to different parts of the ship are very well designed. Not hard - just well-designed into the environment. [b]Quality:[/b] QOL features are all there. Sliders for all your needs. Lots of languages. I played in Japanese. To the degree that my non-native ear could tell, a lot of the Japanese words, while intelligible, were more commonly used in Chinese than Japanese - betraying the Chinese origin of the developers. Again, I wish I was a fly on the wall when they playtested with Japanese players - IF they actually did. No rebindable keys though they weren’t needed. Xbox controller worked great out of the box. [b]The Music:[/b] The music was mostly ambient to fit the mood of exploring a derelict ship but when there was music, it was quite banging. Despite my complaints of the last puzzle, the music is very good. I credit the music for getting me far enough into that puzzle to realize how much more I needed to go which led to my patience running dry. [b]Worth the price:[/b] This is where my lack of experience with these kinds of games comes into full view - I have no idea how much this game should be. It is 9 USD. From a pure puzzling POV - not worth the price. 9 dollar pure logic puzzlers should provide at least 18-25 hrs of puzzles to merit the price - and most do. But this game is about more than puzzles. Since stories/art/basically everything else that makes up a game have never been what I factored in to judge price per pound, I will leave this part up to the viewer. I am technically done with the game at 5 hrs. I doubt there is anything that pads out another 5-10 hrs of gameplay after I finished the puzzle I am currently on. If so, I will quickly edit this review. [quote]For more puzzle game reviews, news and everything puzzle-related, follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/25928931-Puzzle-Lovers/]Puzzle Lovers[/url] and check out our [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers]Steam group[/url].[/quote]

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I have to admit that I really loved the game! The puzzles are just right (I got stuck on a couple of them because i was not paying enough attention to surroundings). It's very possible to finish a lot quicker then what i did. The Devs are very responsive and follow up with bug fixes and help when needed but also doing it in a way that is not hand-holding, absolute champs <3 The story is very good and very relevant. I did both endings and Loved it. I do recommand this game <3

比较迷你的一款剧情解谜游戏，可以支撑五个小时的游戏时间，剧情尚可，解谜部分也不是很复杂。