
Live a full life in the future as a human, an alien, or even a robot as you rise through the ranks to become captain of your very own starship.
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This story is amazing, and it has some of the bet replay value of any of these types of games I'd ever played!
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the characters in the game are a highlight but the story just gets worse after you're made captain
I played through this in about 7 hours and really enjoyed it, so much so I done another run through the next day, albeit quicker. I like how your choices tie into your stats, and how that affects your chosen career path - which is one of Scientist, Security, Pilot, Engineer or Doctor. The characters were interesting as well, being various aliens that you can choose the gender of to suit yourself. I also loved the idea of the VR world that everyone hangs out in during childhood, where their avatars could be anything, which made for a few surprises when the characters meet up in real life. My first playthrough was as a male human, myself basically, that chose to go into science... I also joined a kind of secret society within the game that traded in various secrets, and which helped me out a few times. The ending was a nice surprise for me, which I won't spoil. My second playthrough was as a synth that identified as female... I ended up in a relationship with another synth, and we even built a child together (lol). Lets just say the ending on this playthrough was entirely different... again I won't spoil. I really enjoyed the writing, humour and progression of my characters stats through choices. The time spent in childhood, teens at the academy, passing into cadet and service and working my way through the ranks and through the years, as well as some of the conflict, friendships and love interests in the story. I can't recommend this game highly enough for any one who enjoys choose-your-own-adventure stories, as this is the best one I have "played" 9/10.
j'adore les ptites ref de l’auteur mais surtout la possibilité de jouer autre que humain de base
a very nice interactive book where i really appreciate that you have so many good or bad or rational decisions. just like vampire regent and the zombie exodus series, these are books that i've played through more than once. although i really like the style of writing and the development in these books. but there is 1 thing i have hated in every book so far!!! you have a book with many, many decisions. and sometimes you just want to try... what if I had done this. I usually play through once and then play them as they come so I can just experience the game as it is. and the second time I want to explore every place where I asked myself what if.... but this game doesn't allow it. you can't save after every chapter. or other text basire game then had a possibility for a back button in the options. so you can leaf back and forth like in a real book and rediscover individual passages. So I can understand why the manufacturer does it that way.... he wants you to experience the adventure with all its lack of power as in real life. And that's good. but after you've been through it once, you shouldn't be forced to click through the same text again for 1-2 hours with 100%, making the same decisions just to see alternative NR.2 at the end. This is a waste of time and I'm not going to put another 10 hours into the game just to discover a few more possibilities that made me wonder what ifs. I find that very unfortunate. Please please there must be some option that can be used. maybe this option is only activated after you have read the book once, that would be even better. but something has to happen
oyna abicim
love it
This is a pretty decent little story-game, for a radio-button choose-your-own-adventure digital book. The characters are interesting, there is tension, you feel kind of nervous clicking some of the choices... Its nice. Is it the best in this genre? No. With numbers turned on you sometimes see values involved in an event and sometimes you don't. The ending is wonderfully built-up but then climaxes with two pages and a simple stat-check, and virtually no after-story. All the different choices you've made don't combine at the end - they mostly just give you a 'choose your ending' at the end as one or another. Its ok. But going through is rather fun and I don't regret buying / playing it.
killed nate
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