The game convinces on many levels: graphics (unreal engine), soundtrack, story, atmosphere. In the past I was often frustrated with puzzle games, they were either too difficult or too repetitive. The puzzles in this game don't require you to be a Da Vinci but they are diverse, they don't repeat and that really helps with immersion and not getting boring. Some of the sections require a bit of agility and others are time based, not a fan of the latter but it works without causing too much frustration. The story slowly comes to life through emails, audio logs and hologram replays and progresses as you advance through the base. I really liked the story and hope we'll see a part 2 in the future. While the story is finished, it definitely has enough material for more. In case you are wondering about the mediocre rating: most of the negative ones are from people who got the initial release (where the ending wasn't finished) so the frustration back then was understandable but isn't a problem anymore. The game/story is finished in the current version. I hope the devs come up with a new game in the same universe in the future. I enjoyed this more than some of the current AAA titles, even though it was a bit short (5-6hrs). I rarely buy games these days but want to support an indie studio with potential. Keep it up guys and gals and thanks for a great experience!
