Only One Burn

A really fun game! Rather short, but it doesn't take away from the experience or the price, and I'd gladly play through it again.

The physics of the game were really nice, and they felt really accurate whilst playing. (Once you get used to them, the game is much easier to traverse). I also really enjoyed the graphics of the game (everything looked nice, including the UI. When I noticed the camera on the bottom right that lets you see different perspectives, I was astounded). The music is good, especially the death music (very iconic). At one point the menu of the game was stuck (I couldn't click around, and could only restart it), also, some of the obstacles are hard to distinguish; you can't tell whether you're going to hit them or not because of the perspective. At one point on the 4th planet, I tried avoiding an obstacle multiple times, and then I realized I could just go under it. Other than that, the game is really fun. My roommate and I both played it, and enjoyed it thoroughly.

This is a pretty fun game. I played for about an hour and got through half the levels, so there are probably just a few hours of gameplay here. There is some replayability if you want to master every level, but that would probably only add a few hours of gameplay at most. A sandbox mode would add a lot of replayability to this game and make it worth the money, but there isn't anything like that. This game is all about trial and error, so be prepared to crash a lot. You need to have nearly perfect timing in order to stick a landing since there isn't any throttle control. It doesn't take too long to get the hang of it, and once you figure out the right angle and timing for each level, sticking the landing is pretty easy. My biggest complaint is that the physics don't behave correctly after you touch down. You can have a nearly perfect landing, but for some reason the craft drifts off and lowers your score, or bounces off the landing pad completely. The camera is also another source of frustration. It doesn't track the vehicle, but instead shows you two views. One view is zoomed out for when you are far from the landing pad, and the other one is a close up of the landing pad. It switches between the two whenever you get within a certain radius of the landing pad. The sudden change in point of view is disorienting to me and I would much prefer smooth tracking with a slow zoom as you get closer to the pad. Overall, it is challenging and fun, but it isn't perfect and don't expect more than a few hours out of it. Is it worth $5? I'm not sure, but if you are into space and rockets or lander games specifically, then maybe check it out.

Plutôt addictif car on cherche à faire mieux à chaque atterrissage. Et une fois terminé, on regrette qu'il n'y ait pas d'autres planètes avec plus de challenge. Les décors de planètes sont bien faits. Un peu dommage que parfois, un atterrissage soit compté comme réussi alors qu'on a le module à moitié ou mal posé. Un bon jeu pour combler les petites poses de votre emploi du temps, sans prise de tête.

Met these guys at Pax East 2019, tried their game and loved it, I proceeded to buy it and enjoy it, I just never left a review until now. But it is a fantastic game, give it a try :)

Macht süchtig.

This game is a fun short game. It was nice figuring out how to land the craft in the different scenarios. Sometimes it felt like the gravity acted somewhat weird and the ship would slingshot itself off the pad, but aside from that it's a smooth time.