OPUS: Rocket of Whispers reviews

OPUS: Rocket of Whispers-a sad post-apocalyptic story in which we will have not so much to strive to survive, how much to say the last farewell, killed humanity. The gameplay is a casual survival, with a focus on history, rather than on game mechanics. Language. The game has a simple English, but the main focus in it on plot and research, so there are many items in the description of which tells what happened to the world. Therefore English (well or Chinese with Japanese), for the game still know at some level is desirable. Plot. The World in which funerals are made in space, so that the souls of the dead can go back to where they come from. A World in which most of humanity has been destroyed by the epidemic, with the result that there are no more launches of missiles, and souls cannot go to another world. The World in which the two remaining men-an adult son, a rocket engineer, and the Last Witch of a soul-man in a way, trying to unite their efforts to launch the last rocket into space, so that the dead humanity has found peace. The Plot in the game is sad, and interesting. There are some repetitions in dialogues, when an engineer swears with a witch, or shakes from spirits, but apparently it is connected with the translation, and strongly this on the general history does not affect. A Kind and sad story, this is what you can love this game. Gameplay. According to the gameplay, the game is in many ways similar to the game genre "Survival simulator", aka Survival, only in the casual version, because to die or lose here unreal. Every Day we have a certain time to explore the area (there are several scripted events in certain places), and collect the necessary details for the rocket, as well as evidence of developments. For Many places we are pointed by the Firefly spirits. At the end of the day, you can scrap the part of the rocket (the one for which all collected), tools, or items of ghosts, so that they were easier to go into the world of another. All Kraft Plot, and nothing beyond the necessary items, you can not scrap. At the beginning we investigate only the territory near the rocket-building plant OPUS, but as we pass and receive equipment, the territory will expand. The Gameplay is generally not bad. Graphics and sounds. Winter abandoned landscape, looks interesting and evokes sad thoughts (which is generally good for the genre), the memory and the cut-scenes are made in a peculiar somewhat rude, but pretty cute drawing. The Music is quiet and sad, there is a good final song. Among other things, interestingly made a moment with a whisper of spirits, in places where there are many. As a result. Good gameplay, as well as a beautiful, sad but kind story about space and the last farewell, make this game one of the gems of video games. Those who like games with a focus on history, play unequivocally. Those who are important gameplay, too, you can. For me, this game thanks to its story, turned out to be a small masterpiece. Recommend! 10 rockets out of 10 Review on DLC: OPUS: Rocket of Whispers Original Soundtrack Review on Prologue: Rocket of Whispers: Prologue http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1126011506 P. S: If this review was useful for You, put the likes, as well as Add friends and subscribe to me as a curator-online Reviews