Space Station Escape

I now understand why people praise this game so much and say they wish they could forget it just to experience it for the first time again. Horror game with out jumscare

Didn't play this game very long. Didn't have to. It's basically an anomaly hunting game where you start out moving through a small section of a space station and have to memorise it as best you can with the time you're given. Then you move onto the next module, labelled Module 7, and have to decide if it's the same or different. If it's different you go through the "Anomaly" door, but if not you go through the "Normal" door. Either way you start that section of station all over again. If your previous choice was right, the module number will have subtracted by 1. When the module number reaches zero, you win. Personally I really didn't find any "horror" in this game. One of the anomalous things shuts off the lights, another messes with gravity, but there really wasn't anything that scared me. Unfortunately after playing the game for about 20 minutes I really saw all I needed to see. Not really sure who this game would cater to, seeing that it's just the one level. Basically takes you 10 seconds to move through the module, so I can't really say there's a lot of "map" to this game. Seems almost like something someone threw together as a school project. Optimisation is also pretty poor, I had a lot of corrupted fragmenting on my screen as I looked around. As is, I can't really recommend this game for the asking price. You could, if you're good at these games, quite literally beat it in under 5 minutes and have nothing left to do. If they add at least another 4 unique maps, and perform some serious optimisations, I might reconsider recommending it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ For more no-nonsense reviews check out my curator page at; https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45052020/

This review is for the latest version after the updates. Honestly, I feel like the devs have finally delivered on a lot of their promises. This is a fantastic game for those who like to explore and want to pass the time. Pros: - I like the shutdown power event; it feels real. - Exploring the space station with an insane amount of randomness is exciting. - The views in this game are stunning. - Fairly seamless loading. - Variety of assets and events keep the game fresh. - Easy movement controls. - The game is relaxed and chill. Cons: - Still some minor bugs, but they are not important. - The puzzle variety is limited. - The horror puzzle needs more work, better rewards, and bug fixes. - Some features are time-locked for no good reason. Overall, I would say this is a great game for the price. My 6-year-old daughter watches and plays this with me sometimes, and she really likes exploring and finding the differences.

Space Station Escape is anomaly game where you need to escape from a spaceship. To complete the game, you must successfully pass through 7 modules, with over 20 different anomalies obstructing your progress. The game has two modes: Easy mode, where you have unlimited oxygen, and Normal mode, where your oxygen is limited. The in-game visuals are simple, but the main menu looks quite nice. There is only one achievement. The game is short and took me only 23 minutes to complete. I wouldn't say the game is bad, but for $4, you can find a better anomaly game. Neutral review. Follow : [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/44793303-The-games-that-I%2527ve-played/] The games that i`ve played [/url]

Nice short anomaly finding game, but porbably only worht getting on sale as its pretty short.

6/10 So far I've only played a couple of times, so this is my first impression. I've only seen one anomaly thus far, and like similar games you have a corridor you float through, as it's set in space with zero gravity, and look for anomalies. You can play it easy with no oxygen time limit or normal, where you must locate the anomaly before your oxygen runs out. I do like this feature as it is not one I've seen in other anomaly games. Took me about 20 minutes (played offline) to complete the game. Majority of the anomalies are color changing and a couple extra objects. The game plays well, easy to navigate the zero gravity corridor. The setting is very basic and clean, not much to look at, but it does look nice. I do appreciate the dev trying something different with this game, but I my preference are horror anomaly games or ones with crazy/funny anomalies. This one was a bit of a miss for me, but I believe it is worth the price one sale.