If there are other games like this I would like to know, but I don't know if I would play it since Rings of Saturn has set the bar pretty high for me. I bought the game a few months ago and got through the tutorial and went on to play other random GoG purchases. But man now that I'm getting into it and getting through the learning curve (which isn't vast or difficult) it's going to have to be on my list of main games played. In the game files there are details related to the develpment of the game and the plans for upcoming content and fixes which is updated through the link which I find helpful and different. Make sure to use your console sytem maintenance menu. Important tabs are there for navigation, ship module power re-routing and managment. Also it's where you can get hailed down and vice versa with other ships, you can get things like racing and contractor missions to name the few that I have come across. And most importantly to set up an auto pilot route back to Enceladus Prime Station. There are lots of tools at your disposal that will help you gain a better understanding and control of your environments. It's just so cool if being a "Space Commander" is your thing. Make sure to use the ship controls that keep you in auto pilot as it's more efficient and keeps things easy until you decide to use manual controls, (your trajectory and heading info stays green where manual shows nothing around your ship.) I can keep going but yeah, I hope this helps you in deciding to try the game and keep playing it.
It was short and gave a little bit more lore and some hints of what happened to the ship at the end of Stasis. Along with CAYNE corps. primary goal regarding genetic experementation. It wasn't as smooth to transition to areas like Stasis was, and the environment was creepy and had gore but not like Stasis. Also there were a couple open ended plot holes that need elaboration or closure on with the way the game ended. Almost seems like it would have been better to play this first then Stasis. But all in all it was short and to the point and FREE.
I fell in love with point and click adventures when I was a kid, a notable favorite would be The Longest Journey. So after playing on console for such a long time an itch started when I saw an old Compaq CD case with games and cd keys, and a wave of nostalgia. So I saw this on sale and it wasn't a mistake. Really great game to get into with an interesting enough of an intro that I just didn't want to stop. I can't wait to play the rest of the games by this studio. Cayne, Beautiful Desolation and Stasis: Bone Totem are up next and they only look better to me.
