In my opinion, it's a a very eerie and unique game! Although being very similair to "Iron Lung", it's still worth a try and has a very unexpected twist at the end.

oh naur!

A uniquely fun, short horror experience. If you enjoyed Iron Lung, you can easily see the inspirations here, but the devs went their own direction and I'm so glad they did. There's something super terrifying about hurtling through space in a deteriorating space vessel that is losing power and you also have only the sensors outside the ship to tell you what you're looking at.

The only aspect of the game I would say wasn't the greatest was the (purposeful, before you think it's a bug) artifacts that the ship screen develops due to the radiation damage. It adds to the tension and the pressure and gives some raised stakes, but does inhibit the reading of the decrypted logs, but didn't overly inhibit the gameplay.

Want a short hour-ish playthrough of a game similar to but unique from Iron Lung? This is it, and I think you'll enjoy.