Safe Haven Repair Station

Going into this I was honestly not expecting it to be as lovely as it was?! The puzzles can be a bit difficult, and the rotating of them in a 3D space got a little irritating at times, the puzzles weren't anywhere near impossible. The story is, god how can I say it? Beauitful. Yes, the game is short, roughly 1-3 hours depending on how long puzzles can take you, but even so, the world that is presented to you in such a short time is gorgeous. Even with being stuck in one place, the world how the other characters describe it feels well thought out and lived in. The designs of all the characters are so nice, their own selves but all oddly fitting together. Somewhat spoilers ahead; The ending, while you could argue underwhelming, is so beautiful in a way I don't think I can describe in words. The connection of all three 'customers' being connected by being disabled, and the tie to the player character being a mechanic? repairer? engineer? whatever they may be is not what I was expecting, but it was so heart warming. "No matter how damaged, things are never truly broken" will now have more emotional ties to me than before. <3

Where do I begin? This game was amazing! I was so suprised by the detail and care that the devs obviously showed this game. I will definatly keep playing the game more in my spare time. The story was pretty good and easy to learn and follow, charecters were interesting and made it feel like you wanted to learn more about them and the atmosphere really fits this game. Gameplay 9/10 Story 8/10 Puzzles 8/10 Overall 8.5/10

Loved it - the setting is very unique and compelling, the writing is solid, and I liked how they found interesting ways to explore the storyline with the player sitting behind their counter the whole time. The puzzle gameplay is fairly straightforward, but the last few puzzles start to really get challenging. The "two-solution" mechanic is brilliant - not only does it help to obfuscate the "expected" solution to a puzzle by having two overlapping valid solutions available, but directly expressing storyline decisions through how you choose to solve a puzzle works really well. Not perfect - the radio listening sections drag on a bit, for instance, and it did crash once on me - but for a *free* game, it's exceptionally good. I would looove to see an expansion of this, both mechanically and especially in terms of the setting. 55th century Lantimore has legs.

This was suck a fun game to play! Every puzzle solve was very satisfying and the characters are quite charming.

Had one bug.. text got stuck, but you can always restart a segment. Cool 3D pipes puzzles. Non ever broken beyond repair.

Good but the ending is extremely underwhelming. Still great for a free game.

Not a bad puzzle game, a little simple but very likeable, and the story is intriguing! The fans on my pc did go kinda crazy though which usually doesn't happen.