
Dare to travel the absurd and dangerous Orion Trail, where only the luckiest, bravest, and most stubborn captains will make it all the way to the end. Become famously incredible or incredibly dead in this single player choose-your-own-space-adventure!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Nothing but random goodness. Old school fun!
If you're already having a bad day, the RNG will make it worse. Good for killing time and your self-worth/sanity.
Whilst the humour is good, and the art style great. This isnt a game.. this is funny dice game that largely plays itself. The core engine is based on a random number generator. If you like luck based randomness then this game will appeal, otherwise I would suggest you give this a miss.
Dear future me. Please, don't reinstall this game again in a few years. It's not worth your time, and it never was.
A jolly quick little laugh if got on the cheap
Fast, funny, fun
Fun little game. Its like a digital storybook game. It gives you little scenes and you decide how to deal with it, based on your skills and potential resource gains/loss. The longer missions really require you to balance your strengths with your resources, or you will run out. Good humor too, in satirizing the numerous Sci-Fi tropes. Recommended
Meh; it's alright. While not a bad homage to "The Oregon Trail", I also find the game a bit bland at times, gameplay-wise. With the chances of getting resources being much more random and not with minigame type segments such as hunting or fishing, I feel that it's not a bad game, but I feel that it's not to die for, either. Let's just say that there's the possibility of some "suggestive" content (I won''t speak of exactly what) that makes me realize that this is not necessarily suitable for younger kids, but hey; at least it's not "Rick and Morty".
Cute and humorous for about 30 minutes. After that it's just rolling a die again and again. And again. And again. And again again. Again. There is some strategy. But not much. Roll the die again.
Hm, geringer Umfang, sehr viel RNG. Die Aufgaben/Außenmission/Planeten Aktionen/Zufallsereignisse wiederholen sich oft. In knapp 2,5 h war ich jetzt durch mit 6 Galaxien (Routen) und hätte scheinbar jetzt nur noch eine offen, auf die ich aber eigentlich keine Lust mehr habe, weil sich spätestens jetzt eigentlich alles wiederholt. Der Umfang ist also recht gering, sehr viel hängt einfach davon ab, ob mal Glück hat. Okay nebenbei mal 2-4 Stunden zu daddeln, wenn man eigentlich auf dem 2. Bildschirm was anderes schaut oder macht. Mehr als 5 € würde ich aber keinesfalls ausgeben, daher wegen des aktuellen Preises (6,59 €) leider ein Daumen runter
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