Posted on: November 28, 2024
XxHANNERxX
Verified ownerGames: 462 Reviews: 3
Great game!!
Gorgeous pixel art and a compelling story with this gem of a game.
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Primordia
Description
What happened to the humans? Set in a post-apocalyptic world strewn with cast-off pieces of machinery, Primordia tells the story of Horatio Nullbuilt, who finds his peaceful existence threatened when a rogue robot steals his power core—the sole source of energy fueling his ship and keeping him alive. To recover it, the robot and his companion, Crispin, must leave behind their idyllic home for Metropol, the city of glass and light. Their quest to reclaim what has been taken away will lead Horatio to unexpected discoveries about his origins—and a new understanding of the humans who walked the earth before him.
- Puzzles that emphasize logical thinking and exploration rather than trial and error or pointless backtracking.
- A streamlined interface, player-friendly design combined with the challenge and depth of the classics.
- Features over fifty hand-drawn rooms to explore, dozens of distinctive characters to meet, and gorgeous painted cutscenes to soak in.
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'Fallen' novella
'Fallen' novella (German)
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6 hMain
7 h Main + Sides
8.5 h Completionist
7 h All Styles
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Critics reviews
Eurogamer
7/10
Primordia is delightful, smart and packed with personality, but it also comes to a close just as you're ready to explore more of its engrossing world. Leaving the player wanting more is no great disaster, of course - and the truncated length makes it tempting to go back and try to earn some of the different endings - but it still feels like a really good game that is only a few drafts away from greatness.
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80%
A striking and unique adventure with an annoying sidekick.
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70/100
There is plenty to forgive Primordia for, but if you can get past the issues and lose yourself in the game there’s a rich and emotional story waiting for you. I’m a bit of a robot nut myself and despite all of my nitpicks about the game I found myself deeply affected by the ending. There’s a lot of reasons to fight Horatio’s war and Primordia does a great job of considering all of them even if it trips a few times on the way there. If you thoroughly enjoyed games like Beneath A Steel Sky or Full Throttle, I can guarantee that you’ll find plenty to like about Primordia.
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Posted on: December 28, 2024
Escapatrueno
Verified ownerGames: 284 Reviews: 7
A powerful history
For me, is a powerfull history was part of it and it left me with a desire to a better future
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Posted on: January 13, 2025
Adgate
Verified ownerGames: 26 Reviews: 2
Beautiful...I wish it lasted longer
The characters, the atmosphere, the story...everything in this game was perfect, I only felt like I wished it lasted longer...but every nice story needs an end.
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Posted on: January 18, 2025
Demorome
Verified ownerGames: 50 Reviews: 3
Great worldbuilding
The worldbuilding and storytelling is honestly inspiring, it makes me wish I was running a Starfinder campaign built around it. Besides that, pretty good game, though it's more of a traditional point-and-click with some nifty ideas, where I feel I prefer Machinarium's approach of putting more emphasis on more fleshed-out puzzles. The music is also sadly forgettable. But, it does have a lovely cast of characters with great voice acting.
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Posted on: March 14, 2025
Radu2914
Verified ownerGames: 27 Reviews: 2
Post-Modernist Art-Game
Bleak but hopeful world, where even if technology *is* the world, the lack of knowledge makes it stuck into itself, unable to grow. It is as much about art as it is about an adventure.
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