Warp Frontier

One of the more enjoyable sci fi adventure games in my recent memory. I was hooked, and finished the game over a few days. A nice package of story (with variable outcomes), characters, atmospheric graphics, and puzzles. The ending I saw (not sure if there's more than one) seemed a bit abrupt in resolving one of the game's major story lines. But, that's a minor quibble, and the game is well worth the cost. Play it!

A fun indie point and click with a nice atmosphere and an intriguing core story. As a huge strength, it allows for some choices (not just in dialogue but also in actions) that allow you to set the personality of the main character, play scenarios out differently, and impact several of the characters. Unfortunately your choices doesn't impact the ending much, which is short and abrupt and somewhat out of left-field. (A 'where are they now' montage would have been nice to see the impact our choices had on different characters). But this was still a very enjoyable journey. Can't wait to see more from this developer!

This had most of what you expect from a good point and click adventure. If you are a fan of the genre this is a decent entry. This is a "classic" point and click with most of the usual puzzle solving and dialogue options, but it's on the casual end of the spectrum. Nothing groundbreaking but familiar, comfortable and enjoyable.

Solid point and click adventure. The graphics are adequate, the voice acting is not bad at all. Walking/flying around is sometimes a bit tedious. The story plays out nicely, the puzzles are not simple yet not extremely hard and there is a very good hinting system avoiding spoilers (this in itself causes an extra star). In general, much attention has been paid to the story/text.