The Adventures on Uranus

The Adventures on Uranus is an example of competent developer direction and skill. With a game like this on the market, it is unimaginable how Cyberpunk even has a chance. I ran into one bug, which put a damper on my progression in the game. I walked from one tower, to the other tower. Upon entering the second, and final tower, I was unable to ascend the stairs of this beautiful environment. Nonetheless, the artistic direction and world building are phenomenal. The developers really thought out a unique and interest world for me to engage in. It's set on an alien world, never before seen or heard of — Uranus. Apparently this name is rooted in deep, real world, mythology. Way to go devs! The lack of controls, resolution support, a menu, ability to exit the game, and gameplay in general really drove me to appreciate the vast world building. How immersive! For two dollars, I can't imagine a better deal. Tell your friends, tell your family. This is the Christmas present for anyone. 2020 isn't so bad after all.

A game to give tears of the kingdom a run for it's money. It's nebulous nature and art style speak to me on a deep and personal level. True freedom at my fingertips in a small and cheap package. Absolutely sterling example of a competent indie studio that puts all AAA games of this year to shame.

The Adventures on Uranus is a short, sweet experience. No objectives or timer of any kind make for a genuinely relaxing experience, allowing you to get absorbed into the vibrantly-colored world of this game. The tower interiors are especially mesmerizing, and the town square is thoughtfully laid out and peaceful. A wonderful and promising first foray into game design and programming - well done to John and Alex!

best game ive ever played would recommend to anyone who has less than 46 chromosomes