STARDROP

I loved this game. It's a slow paced game that lets you explore at your own pace. The story was good as well. I'd love another game like this from the developer. It's pretty much a walking simulator and that's a genre I really enjoy. Sometimes I don't want to fight or solve complicated puzzles or have to watch my back, and this was just perfect. I really enjoyed exploring the creative environments created by the developers. Good imagination and a pretty solid game in my opinion. Now, when will we see more like this?

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An excellent little walking simulator on "derelict spaceships buried in mystery" with occasional puzzles and a bittersweet story. Chances are the character introduced at the end of Chapter 2 will grow on you. As an essentially one-man project Stardrop is absolutely impressive and recommended.

The only time I played a game and actually teared up... Amazing game...

short and sweet walking sim that can be completed in under 5 hours.

Stardrop is a casual sci-fi game about the exploration of a ship lost long ago. It's primarily a narrative-driven walking sim with some light puzzle and stealth elements, although the stealth sections are very basic. The story is the main focus of the game. For a one dev project (with help I assume), it's pretty good. It's divided in four chapter and has very good voice-overs for the main characters. The graphics, while maybe a bit overly clean, are still very polished and the environments are believable within the setting you're in. The story is nothing new in sci-fi, but it was well thought out and cohesive, with enough going on to keep me interested from start to finish. I also liked the references to some old games and hardware. Jeez, I'm getting old. It's not all perfect though. The controls can be a bit janky, making it hard to pick up certain objects. And I got myself soft-locked once. Not sure how or why that happened, but it was easy to resolve by loading a previous save and redoing a small part of that section. Clearly a product made with love, and I enjoyed it a lot.

This game is boring as ♥♥♥♥. Initially needed an environment variable on your PC to apply a fix - that would instant crash the game - and even then the developer dragged out the pacing to a painful degree. No bueno

Nice indie game but controls are very clunky, voiceovers are ok but not inspiring. It didn't grip me at all and it feels like walking through a world made of ready made assets. I guess if you buy it on a sale it could be a ok story to go through if you have no laundry you should be doing instead.