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A short Adventure with a beautiful History. Simple Game progress with slight Puzzles. An Hour should be enough to reach the End. The sound effects create a pleasant Atmosphere and the Graphics I found quite appealing. I would like to see more Content and heavier Puzzles. Overall, I like the Game. You can argue About value for money. I was happy to invest the three Euros because I liked the Overall graphics.

Product received for free Follgt our Curator page: GGC-Curations if you want to read more Reviews like this. First Of all: This Review does not contain Any Spoilers. If you don't have a time/, just scroll down to The conclusion:) The Game: It awaits us here a fairly light and a little simple point & click adventure. Basically, I would say that's very "light" fare. One or the other Puzzle (Visual Word: Music) is already Demanding. Because you unfortunately have few Auxiliary Patterns, no Chaaracers to talk to or a Kind of Journal where you could look again. You have an Inventory but you don't have to combine great, you never have more than 2-3 Items at the same time. The Atmosphere: Is then quite good, you have a beautifully drawn Backdrop and the Lyrics are also quite ok. Here and there are a few Translation errors But they are not bad. I liked the Musical Accompaniment the most. The Story: Probably the most important thing with this rather short Adventure. It's about an Astronaut who seemed to be travelling alone in Space. After crashing to a hostile Planet, he must try to survive. He has no great Auxiliary objects and a strange Light seems to want to show him something. So you comb through the Planet in a Handful of lovingly drawn backdrops and solve a few Puzzles in each Setting. The Controls and Mechanics: Quite typical Point & click, there is nothing to complain about, but there is nothing innovative. The Duration of The game: The Game is played in about 40-60 Minutes. Which is not bad, because it costs even a few Euros. It doesn't have a Replay Value. When you're done, you're done. Due to hardly any Interaction Possibilities. -Conclusion: Is quite nice for "once just like that." Proper fans of the genres are guaranteed not to blow away and it will probably not be remembered for so long, but here one must also have to Worry that the Manufacturer has just created his first Game and will probably learn a lot. The Game has beautiful Soundtrack, a nice Story, lovingly drawn Backgrounds (Which is my own the Be-all and End-all in the genre) and a very low Price. I can make a Recommendation without Hesitation.