PLATONICA SPACE

Good cozy and warm walking simulator, worth the price. Graphic of this game is decent for its art style, and the art is quite good. However, no ulltrawide support, nor I bother to tamper for ultrawide fix. You basically just need to walk around, finding objects and solve very simplistic puzzle by using the object or place it in an appropriate place to unlock memories. You have vigor that limits your action in a single day. Good for a relaxing time after hours of doing tasks.

記憶を失くした５人の宇宙船の中で、記憶の欠片を埋めながら真実にたどるお話。 知りたくなかった過去や、真実に互いに疑心暗鬼になりながらも、明るみになる真相が面白かったです。 同時に『分かり合う』難しさを実感するような、それでも願わずにいられないような物語でした。 この作者さんの過去作ほどノスタルジーさや、終末世界、退廃した世界を巡るような空気感は薄目でしたが、それでも人間の儚さ、脆さが辿った一つの物語として、作者さんらしさを味わえてとても良かったです。 また次回作も楽しみにしています。

氛围给的很够，音乐满分，就是编剧拉大了，白瞎这么好的ED了，评价是不如少女布丁旅情

傻福神椿，先说优点，游戏氛围感很足，音乐很好听，个人认为最大的亮点是最后的ed，做的非常出色，其余几乎都是缺点。 1.首先，这个nt的意识机制就很莫名其妙，它确实很契合游戏的背景，但是有时候真的很烦人，尤其后面有几关，你打开一扇门就需要扣三四点意识，经常出现不够用的情况，然后就会睡着，回到初始房间，这点还算良心，要是改成意识清空之后就会本篇章从头开始的话这游戏我甚至都不会耐着性子玩完了。 2.这个咖啡机制，也非常诡异，每次使用咖啡会增加5点意识，但是你自己算算，我如果纯粹为了这5意识去用咖啡，拿起咖啡扣一点意识，打开咖啡店的门扣一点意识，使用咖啡扣一点意识，离开咖啡店扣一点意识，结果我费这么大劲跑半天就赚一点意识呗？那我费这么大劲干嘛？更何况这个游戏也不是你想刷咖啡店就能刷出来的。 3.画质感人，如果unreal life这种主打像素的游戏没有对画质细节进行调整的选项我完全理解，但柏拉图深空你tm是个有3D建模的游戏啊！当我第一次进入游戏，植物园远处地板上的纹理的模糊锯齿就给了我极大的视觉冲击，随后，丑到极致的廉价建模也映入我的眼帘，我试图进入设置调整画质，然而根本没这个选项。 4.剧情逆天，克拉拉因为喜欢地球，又想让已经步入宇宙的人们团结起来，又想让地球的美好一面留在所有人类的脑海中，成为人类的精神支柱，所以就放毒气给地球毁灭了？别扯什么我不理解这位一百多岁的神人的真实想法，我就是不理解，而且这个行为在现实中也是极为神经质且极端的行为，因为我喜欢一个事物，想记住它美好的模样，所以我就去把它毁了，你自己不感觉好笑吗？其次剧情在结尾的反转确实有点意思，但前面的一些伏笔，比如克拉拉对主角说的“无论我醒来之后变成什么模样，也请你接受这样的我”等情节，却也削弱了这种惊喜感，更何况剧情的主题也已经是老掉牙的内容了，我认为根本称不上新颖。 5.我估计很多人都是为了百合内容来的，但是该作几乎没有任何与百合相关的内容，甚至在主角醒来后游戏也明确说了“这么多天的相处并没有做到让我们相互理解。”这一点严格来说不算缺点，但一定会让许多人失望。 6.游戏很多地方缺少跳过选项，就比如最后的ed，我在第一个结局的时候已经看过一遍了，但是在做第二个结局的时侯又强制我再看了一遍。不过随后我把键盘所有按键全按了一遍，发现只需要win+d后再叉掉游戏的窗口就可以完美解决这个问题。其余很多对话，有按F键跳过的选项，但其实只是个加速键，即便你上一次道具找错了，等你找到真正道具的时候，即便你点了跳过，这个沟槽的游戏还是会卡你几秒。 综合来说，我不推荐除特别喜欢音乐，ed以及闲钱没地方花之外的所有人上手这个游戏。我本来以为这会是个对的上电波的电波作，结果游戏的各种槽点，尤其是慢吞吞的节奏彻底颠覆了我这个想法，如果说有谁能够由衷的称赞这款游戏优秀，我估计只有神椿自己的员工和韭菜能做到。 虽然我很喜欢神椿但我不想当韭菜，得亏神椿我比较喜欢，骂的轻一点，但凡你是P社我一句话多少塞两个妈在里面。

とりあえずストーリー終わったので感想 ハッキリと言うがシナリオは悪くないし雰囲気も良いがゲーム性はあまり良くない… 対応したアイテムを置くと記憶が見えるのだが分かっているのにアイテムが見つからなくてテンポがあまり良くなく作業感が強い また探索エリアの種類がもそこまで多くないので視覚的にも飽きがくるのがちょっと良くない ぶっちゃけノベルゲームでも支障がないのでゲーム性が足を引っ張っているように感じた ストーリー終了時点で閲覧した記憶が大体３５個くらいなのに閲覧できる記憶が70以上あるので半分以上残って終わるのもバランスが悪く感じる 正直残りの記憶を見てみたいよりも作業感が強くてなかなか手が進まいない 一度体験版をプレイして自身にあっているか確かめてから購入したほうが良いかも？

ANMC能不能别整这种无意义解密和跑图了，想写剧情就好好写，想设计解密就好好设计，解密关卡和剧情几乎毫无关系，除了浪费玩家时间和让玩家红温我看不到任何正面作用，《少女布丁旅情》起码还给了一个story模式，这次连story mode 都没有了，就硬恶心玩家是吧。作为一个视觉小说玩家，同样也是被moonless moon的叙事风格吸引的玩家，真的希望ANMC能好好写一下剧情而不是折腾跑图和解密，反正这一作我是没那个耐心过剧情了，下一作见吧

The only other game I've played by this dev is Girls Made Pudding. I'd say the only thing they have in common is the fragmented way the story is told; this one is way more ambitious and not really "moe" by any stretch of the imagination. The plot goes like this: in the far future, a group of people wake up in a dream world without their memories and realize that they can see each other's, and the goal is to find out whose memories belong to whom. Unlike the former game, it seems to have a more manageable way of handling missables: after the plot is done, you have a post-game where you can go back and see more memories including the stuff you missed, so don't worry about them. Okay, since this is a visual novel with extra steps, what is the writing like? The closest thing to this game setting-wise is probably Petit Depotto's "Gnosia." Both games imagine a chance meeting between a group of people within an interstellar humanity that is unfathomably weird and diverse. There's even a shoegaze ED: I guess it's just the sound of that kind of world. But while Gnosia is lightly placed within that setting, this game banks a lot on its worldbuilding. Whereas the driving engine of Gnosia is the titular supernatural enemy, the engine of Platonica Space is politics. Over and over again, conflict and material conditions lead to migration. Some people's lives are just cursed and they move without knowing without knowing where they'll end up. A humanity that grows without limit runs into the same physical barriers that prevented the transmission of culture in the age of sail: you can't communicate faster than light, so you physically cannot get messages from most of the universe within your lifetime. Sometimes migration changes a place until it's unrecognizable, until the people who knew it begin to resent it. It's rife with that kind of theme. On the other hand, I don't think it's written in a way that will call to worldbuilding enjoyers: a lot of it operates on what writers like to call "night time logic." Not a whole lot of the setting is flavor, fluff, or even specifics: it's broadly used as an emotional cudgel. In contrast, the actual character writing is naturalistic: nobody's story seems to form an arc of development or resolution. (Writing advice is for losers and I much prefer this to heavily plotted novels.) A thread of nihilism and passive suicidality runs throughout the thing, something seen in Girls Made Pudding as well. Anyway, if that sounded good, go play it.

Another banger from Kazuhide Oka.

PLATONICA SPACE still has the charm and atmosphere that made me enjoy Kazuhide Oka's previous works, [i]Moonless Moon[/i] and [i]Girls Made Pudding (GMP)[/i]. However, it felt underwhelming, which is disappointing since I bought it on release day and played it on the same day. [h2]Story[/h2] The story premise and subtle world-building are great. To be honest, I haven't seen all the memory pieces yet, despite having reached the ending. But the main reason I find this game underwhelming is the insufficient story build-up and screen time for each character. Specifically, it failed to provide enough depth regarding Elara's past and motivations. [h2]Gameplay[/h2] The gameplay loop is simple: walk around, find objects, and place the appropriate object in a location to unlock a memory piece, while occasionally talking to other characters. Most pairings are obvious, although few others felt obscure. However, it would be more cozy/relaxing if the default carrying capacity were higher and if there were no bronze/silver/gold key requirements to unlock rooms. [h2]Visual and Audio[/h2] Both the visuals and the music are good enough to establish the story's atmosphere. But the in-game animation is a bit lacking, including the facial expressions. That said, the ending MV is really charming. [h2]Other[/h2] This game runs without any technical issues on my Linux device. You can probably finish this game in about 4.5 to 8 hours, depending on your reading speed and whether you explore all memory pieces. [hr][/hr] Considering the base price (in USD and JPY), you might want to wait for a moderate discount, unless you're also a fan of Kazuhide Oka's previous works.