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It's entertaining and charming, but you'll end up wiith too many items for too many rooms and too many hotspots way too soon.

Pretty mediocre point & click title with a story that bored me and nothing really interesting to bring to the table. Though to be fair in my opinion it's really hard to make one of these games interesting. It works fine from what I saw just didn't interest me at all.

I'd recommend this to anyone who likes sci fi and science. Lots of "let's build a ridiculous contraption and see what it does!". Fun and lots of humor, good character development. I got this episode on a free promotion and definitely planning to buy the whole game sometime. The difficulty level is good and the controls are simple. Good music, interesting scenarios.

My daughter and I just played through the demo and episode 1, and whilst it was nice to get it for free, we found a number of frustrating issues just ruined the experience to the point that we'd personally not consider buying the rest of the episodes. Let me explain...

The good:
- It has a great premise, although it feels 100% ripped from Interstella.
- The graphics are reminiscent of older Lucas Arts games
- The storey line is reasonable
- It's not too short, and not too long

The Bad:
- For a point n click that should be dialog heavy, this feels too heavy. At times there is just too much dialog.
- No spoken audio. Sure, it's an indie title, I can forgive this, but it does detract from the game.
- The puzzles are, for the most part, just terrible. Some are relatively easy, but many of them almost feel random. I don't need the game to spell everything out, but we were both left scratching our heads on a lot of the puzzles.
- As one other reviewer mentioned, you can collect a lot of stuff early on and it just seems like too much too quickly.
- A number of the items never get used. I can only assume they're for other episodes. So why allow them to be collected now ? Especially when many items can only be collected once a certain condition is met.

All in all, as a point n click fan and veteran, there are a lot of things to like about the game, but the frustrating puzzles, which is the main "schtick" of these sorts of games, ruins the experience. They feel too random and poorly designed to enjoy the game.

Odysseus Kosmos and his Robot Quest: Episode 1 - an interesting indie game from Russian developers, cool retro graphics, addictive gameplay, low price - all this awaits you in 1 episode of the space quest!

The adventures of a "hilarious" stereotypical nerd protagonist (he is an engineer and wears a shirt with an atom on it cause "Yay, science!") on a space ship called San Francisco.
(Space Ship? More like Space Hip...)
Did I say adventures? Nothing happens, you just repair ♥♥♥♥.

Use screwdriver to unscrew screws.
Use glass wiper to wipe glass.
And press light switch to switch on the light.
*mind blown*

Odysseus Kosmos and his Robot Quest is a point and click adventure game that takes place in your little spaceship. Be wary of missable achievements, especially the "Save the Photons!" one. There's a guide for this first episode in the guides section of the main game, as well as an almost 2 hour let's play with no commentary from YouTube user Gamewalker to help you out.

+

Good pixel art, good music voices are good too. However the protagonist just comes across as lazy, gluttonous and very arrogant. He is smart but his attitude and characteristics makes me dislike him a lot. The story line doesn't help. It just shows how his attitude towards everything just causes problems for him and really demotivates the player. Playing this game feels more like a chore than going on an adventure.

PS
Barton is very sweet.