Posted on: October 14, 2019
Varell
Gry: 771 Opinie: 7
An adventurous road with bumps
If you're looking for a modern, science-fiction adventure romp, you can't pass up the opportunity to play this on a sale. The plot focuses around Earth being a dry, almost entirely desert planet, experiencing frequent dust storms. A previously abandoned project to transfer microwave energy from the Moon to Earth seems to be the only hope, and while the space program was also abandoned in the wake of this, a handful of staff manage to scrape together resources to fund one last launch to the Moon. This is where you come in, as the pilot of the Fortuna-1. While this is a tangible, enjoyable start to the game, it begins to fall flat as more details of the lunar project are unveiled. Anyone with basic understanding of science - notably biology and how much diversity is required for a population to survive - will begin to feel the story unravel in coherency before reaching the half-way point. The journey through this story is enjoyable, but does not engage scientifically and taints the experience. Graphically, the game is impressive, utilising Unreal Engine 4 for some crisp visuals, however these are marred by occasional performance issues, with frame rates dropping to 10-15 when effects become high. This is mostly noticeable in the latter third of the game. The soundtrack is stunning and well worth listening to by itself, and accompanies the player throughout the journey suitably throughout. Unfortunately, it is the plot that leaves the most to be desired, which is obviously important in an adventure game. Voice acting is strong, with believable tones and suitable commentary. The puzzles throughout are very basic, involving rearranging of objects to open specific rooms for other materials, cutting brackets using a laser cutter, alignment of objects to specific rotations and avoidance of hazards on two occasions. Control bindings are not editable, and graphics settings are locked into presets between Low and Epic. Overall, I give this 3/5 stars.
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