
Tacoma is a sci-fi narrative adventure from the creators of Gone Home. Set aboard a high-tech space station in the year 2088, explore every detail of how the station’s crew lived and worked, finding the clues that add up to a gripping story of trust, fear, and resolve in the face of disaster.
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Gut gemachter "Walking Simulator" mit dem Kniff die Story durch AR Rückblenden zu erfahren. Das Sci–Fi Setting hat sehr zur Atmosphäre beigetragen.Die KI hat mich an HAL aus 2001 erinnert
2/5 - Bad There's barely any gameplay. You listen to audio and read a ton of notes to decypher a story, a lot of which is corrupted text. The "game" is also way too short for the asking price, I pity the fool who bought this at full price.
Had my attention from start to finish - the story is especially relevant in 2026 with mega corporations and the rise of artificial intelligence. a GEM!
I've completed the game in less than 3-4 hours and the story was good, loved how you piece everything together in the story and the ending was not what I was expecting. Loved it all around 10/10.
liked it less than gone home, I don't remember that one that well but tacoma feels much more on rails, the story might be a bit bigger in scope but there wasn't a real plot twist, almost everything was kinda a logical consequence of previous things; so even if the dialogues are well written and acted and the story is told not only through dialogue but also clever environmental storytelling, at the end of the day it feels pretty underwhelming -- in the final sequence I was literally wondering if that's everything the game has to offer. I guess playing it in vr makes so much better impression just because of the medium but well, I can't verify it myself at the moment
Love this game! Honestly, adore the story line, and the graphics. A great game to follow after Gone Home in my opinion, and has left me waiting on the next big FullBright game to come out.
Tacoma captivated me, the antichronological narrative weaves makes for a wonderful meta-puzzle that repeatedly challenged my presumptions about the plot. Strong recommend.
This game truly exemplifies in the most immaculate way how creative the video game medium can be in its manner of storytelling and gameplay. I don't think I've ever played a game as mechanically unique like this and likely never will. Amazing complex characters who I all got attached to, stunning "working in space" sci-fi story that feels sincerely unique. All the flowers to the developers, voice actors, artists and animators, writers, etc etc etc
垃圾游戏,夹带私货。还卖这么贵
Bought the game, finished it in under two hours, refunded it, and felt bad enough that I went and bought it again. It's short, but impactful and worth the price
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Italian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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