
Ticket to Earth fuses battlefield tactics, tile-matching puzzle, and epic sci-fi RPG in one unique package. Four unlikely heroes are thrown together to save everything they love from murderous criminals, hideous mutants, and a corrupt government.
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Languages: English
Sums Steam only; GOG publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $14.99 | 117reviews | 91% | — | $43.2K |
| $2.99−80% | 19ratings | 72% | — | not modelled |
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Is it a bad game? No, but I don't recommend it because the gameplay is too repetitive and the game lasts too long. Throughout the game you have to move the characters you control on a grid divided into cells of 4 different colors, trying to obtain the largest sequence of consecutive cells of the same color. This increases the damage you can deal, limited by the type of weapon you have and the character's abilities, plus other effects. The problem is that the whole game is based on this concept, and you have to always do the same thing for more than 20 hours. Honestly after 15 hours I gave up, I didn't care anymore to continue. If, on the other hand, you like to repeat the actions indefinitely, then buy it, otherwise you can avoid it or buy it at a fair price.
I bought this on a lark and didn't expect to get nearly as hooked on it as I did. The mix of turn-based tactics and tile-matching puzzle is a lot of fun and quite a bit deeper than I expected. There's just the right amount of RPG, not too fiddly but with enough customization to feel satisfying. The visual style and worldbuilding are inventive and engaging, and despite somewhat simplistic writing I'm finding myself really engrossed in the story and absolutely loving the characters. Definitely a pleasant surprise!
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Love it.
Excelente jogo, muito inovador em suas mecânicas e com um enredo excelente, que apresenta problemas como pobreza, destruição ambiental e outros.
It's good. Better and more complex than it looks at first.
Cool, casual and colourful. Well, it's meant to be casual (a port from pocket phones, short missions perfect for short sessions, small maps, light on resources...,) however I found myself regularly engrossed for hours on end, always going for just one last mission after another. It's addictive. It's also much longer than anticipated, lots of missions, plus the optional ones, plus the optional challenges. The latter are occasionally quite hard at the time they become available. I had to come back much later for a couple of them. Challenges provide most of the skill points, and I found the story missions easy in comparison. My guess is that if you skip the optional content, then the difficulty shifts and the story missions are not easy at all. In any case, it's well balanced. Besides, any mission can be replayed at will, even after story completion. An opportunity to try them with different power sets, and different character combinations. Other things that exceeded my expectations include the art, the attention to detail (the way characters duck their companions' shots never ceased to amuse me,) the variety of mobs, of mechanics, of powers (some of which quite spectacular,) of tactical options... The music is excellent, the combat one so energising that you forget it's turn-based. The only possible improvements I can think of concern little details in the GUI. Great entertainment.
A great game for a bit of fast rush, with an interesting story to boot.
An excellent and highly underrated game that combines a puzzle game with turn-based strategy and RPG elements. It sounds like a weird combination but it works surprisingly well. Seriously, it's great!
IS GOOD
I loved how puzzle mechanics, combat and RPG elements work together in meaningful ways. Though the presentation is rather simple, I also liked how the story and characters kept me motivated.
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