Defenestration has proven itself even more fun in space than on earth

Almost at 300 hours, no matter what this doesn't get old. When you get bored of it you end up finding yourself back on it a month later.

sick game

addictive and fun

So good! Even after 100% the game and achievements I boot it up from time to time just to board ships and mess around.
Huge fan of games with free pausing (I like to sit and think), and this game turns pausing the game into a core mechanic, allowing for inhumanly fast and precise maneuvers.

The amount of skill and technique that goes into pausing the game is awesome.
Inventory full of wrenches? You can chuck them at enemies faster than they can blink.
Pocket full of pistols? Send off a volley of bullets quicker than a cowboy.

Facing a pirate and the only thing you have is a glitch trap? ... We don't talk about throwing loaded traps.

Plus I may have created another Steam account with library sharing instead of asking a friend to help grind the "multiplayer" achievments.

Very good game I have been playing "borrowed" for a long time. I recommend this game for the fact that every time I pick it up I come up with a new strategy for doing missions. While missions are repetitive the variety of approaches are what makes the game still interesting to me. The game could go for more content be it an update or dlc but I know thats unlikely anytime soon. If you want to hijack a space ship and precisely crash into another ship to slip in and rescue your target this game is for you.

Heat Signature is a game like no other. The thinking man's Hotline Miami. A lot of reviewers will complain (rightfully) that it lacks replay value by roguelike standards, and it does, but this is the finest I have ever played and the dynamic underlying systems prove more than enough to discover. There's 5-10 hours to find all the tools and features, sure, but hundreds in seeing how they can interact. Heat Signature effectively juggles methodical planning and panicked improvising, and worming your way out of the impossible situations you get yourself into is thrilling every time.

I realise I'm kind of late to the party reviewing this game, but I can't recommend it enough. It would be enough if Heat Signature just had its excellent moment-to-moment gameplay, with a combination of simple elements that combine to create astounding complexity. It would be enough if Heat Signature just had its excellent pacing, creating a game that's simultaneously frenetic and painstakingly methodical. It would be enough if it just had excellent, relatable writing that manages to be funny in a charmingly understated way, without trying too hard.

That it does all of these things at once? Quite frankly, we don't deserve this game. Treat it with all the respect that it's due: which is to say, throw every single person in the game through a window.

It's what Tom would want.

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Very fun game more than worth the 15 dollars for a theoretically infinite amount of enjoyment. The developers passion clearly shows throughout the entire game.