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Posted on: March 10, 2020
TomdeHaan
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 193 Rezensionen: 4
Really beautiful
It's a really beautiful game. I had hoped that it would have been more of an RPG, But it's not. But I really like the game thus far.
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Posted on: May 2, 2020
TheDingo742
Spiele: 256 Rezensionen: 4
A little more history...
I really liked the game. With starts and stops, the ability to review dialoge kept me on track most of the time, although I admit that I referred to a walkthrough out of frustration a time or two. With the rich world created by the designers, I would have enjoyed a bit more backstory troughout the game, even if only through reading books, to give the player more detail as to how the world got to where it is. This was really a game more about uncovering mysteries than solving puzzles, and I would have added a star had there been more to uncover. At the reasonable price that the game is selling for, I would recommend it for adventure game fans who are willing to stray a bit from the strict confines of the genre.
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Posted on: January 24, 2022
Ahmn
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 278 Rezensionen: 111
Refreshing RPG / point and click mix
Varied, detailed and unique world. Could play through this again since there are so many different ways to progress. Probably wont though. Had a great time in post apocalyptic south africa. That’s enough for now.
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Posted on: June 14, 2025
MrGrumpy
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 423 Rezensionen: 10
An Aptly Named Title
A title that describes the game quite well. The vistas are gorgeous to look at, as are all the talking heads. The voice acting is satisfactory by a small team, while the music was composed by Mick Gordon. The gameplay? Well... this is where it almost falls flat. It's an isometric point & click adventure game with 6 different environments. It's your standard collect items that end up in an inventory, in which you wander around the beautiful environments, find stuff hidden in different locations, and combine items in order to progress. Then there are the puzzle elements. Most of them make sense, but there's one 'puzzle' at the end that barely makes sense, even after reading a walk-through. It's almost if the developers expected the player to be a nuclear expert. I'm not one of those, so I looked up the solution. No shame here. Now, for the part where it almost falls flat. The quests you get are given to you once. That's it. You talk with an NPC, and you can't talk with them again. There is a 'solution' given to you, in which you can listen to those conversations again, but it would just have been easier to allow me to converse with a character if I got lost. Most of the time, I'd listen, but not really understand what was needed from me, so I'd just go from area to area looking for something that changed. And that's the part of this game where it falls apart. You need to pay attention to everything the first time. After exploring the areas over and over again, you will have an idea as to where the main hubs are with NPCs, but even with the pretty visuals, it starts to get old. But, if you are one that can follow along without any problems and remember things provided, you'll probably manage to follow the story a bit better than I could. With that said, it's a pretty good futuristic apocalypse time travel story. It feels like an old PC game. I give this a Golf Score of: Par
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Posted on: September 2, 2020
mintee
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 799 Rezensionen: 122
beautiful, intriguing point and click
The artwork in this game is gorgeous, each environment is very well crafted and detailed. Its a pleasure to investigate. the story is very in depth it boggles the mind that someone made it all up. I enjoyed the flight mechanic, taking time to just soar around and see all the details. the sound track is immersive and unintrusive. You have side kicks who flesh out their back stories occasionally when you access areas, little pop ups where you can choose responses. In fact the whole story is based around your responses and choices with alternate endings. You can save anywhere and at anytime using either the main menu or quick saves. Its all point and click with lots of flavor text on items that appear when your character is near. there are items to find to sell in order to purchase ship upgrades. There are some downsides, mainly regarding travel, as i said before i enjoyed the mechanic of using a ship to travel to other maps, that said it can get old as you have to back track ALOT, mainly due to not knowing what is going on. Devs could have used a quick travel to skip animations to cut down player irritations. They also could have implemented a better journal with more hints as to what to do next. Maps are opened up slowly and every one updates thru the story, so you have to go back over and over in order to see what hot spots are now usable which is annoying. I found myself lost alot, with alot of simply flying to maps to see if a new hot spot was open. that detracted from game pacing. Overall I did enjoy the game a ton, the artstyle, story and my companions. I look forward to any other game they put out
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