The Gunk

Well made, very pretty, excellent voice acting. Story intriguing enough to keep me going. Not a lot of challenge, but I'd swear I've played twice as much as my time shows, and not been bored. And as someone in the middle of playing Factorio Space Age and Cyberpunk 2077, the fact this is holding my attention from those says a lot. Encoutered a couple minor bugs, nothing serious.

if you are looking for a short and chill game, this one is for you. Exploring is not very deep a complex, but the enviroment y beautiful and full of life and color. Very recomended!

Helped me disconnect a ton, kinda happy to tried!

A chill cool adventure game. Not too challenging, but fun to chill out.

There's a lot this game does well. The ambiance and visuals are gorgeous at all resolutions. The characters have their quirks and moral imperfections. The gameplay loop is straightforward and effective. The foundations laid from the opening minutes are consistent throughout and make for an entertaining four to five-hour adventure you can get through in one, maybe two sittings. All that said, the game shoots for the fences and doesn't leave much of an impact. The themes and subtext surround a galaxy where humans and Earth have gotten a bad rap and a planet led by a god-like visionary who tries to save his people from destruction. There's something there, but the narrative isn't left enough time to build off it, nor does it finish the protagonist's story. It doesn't even solve the pre-existing debt that led them to the events of this game. The game also occasionally chugs when loading massive areas of the map towards the end, with textures taking a bit to load here and there. It's a little buggy, but the autosave feature comes in handy when things don't go as planned. Overall, a good game with a great idea and a good execution. I never knew cleaning gunk off the ground could be so interesting!