Another Good Game in the Space Pilgrim Series.

The Graphics & Music are the usual RPGMaker style, but the Storytelling is Really, Really Good.

Each Act (there's 3 Acts) alternates between Margret Dale at the Academy, & Gail Pilgrim in Space.
The Writing is Great & the Characters Development has made me a Big Fan of Margret Dale.

Considering how Cheap these Games are to Buy, you will Definitely get your Moneys worth.

NOTE: For some Stupid Reason the Steam Algorithm doesn't recognise this as a Proper or Official Game (not sure how else to word that), so the Achievements won't count toward your Profile Totals or Total Perfect Games (if you get 100% Achievements).

I'm not the best review writer.

But I just wanna say, thank you for the awesome story.

I can't wait to see what's next.

Space Pilgrim is like a blanket and mug of chocolate on a winter day. It's such a well-built world. All the characters in it feel like real people who you get to know better and care more about each episode.

In episode 3, Maggie is starting to come into her own as a young adult. She's still a precocious little ♥♥♥♥, but she's also an orphan who is slowly realizing her childhood might have been more troubling than she remembered it... You can kind of give her a pass. The puzzles are simple this time around, which is a nice return to form after some frustratingly opaque stuff in episode 2. Most importantly, it retains the wonderful writing. Well worth the cash to get another little slice of unabashedly fun space opera.

These entire series is HIGHLY recommended.

Here's the play order:
-Space Pilgrim Episode I: Alpha Centauri (2015)
-Space Pilgrim Episode II: Epsilon Indi (2016)
-Space Pilgrim Episode III: Delta Pavonis (2016)
-Space Pilgrim Episode IV: Sol (2016)
-Space Pilgrim Academy (2017)
-Space Pilgrim Academy: Year 2 (2018)
-Space Pilgrim Academy: Year 3 (2018)
-Space Pilgrim Academy: Reunion (2019)

This is a well-written game with great characters and atmosphere. It really sucks you in.
The story progresses, there's interesting plot twists, i am really looking forward to the next part.
If you consider the low price and the hours of entertainment you get from this game, it is worth every penny.

Year 3 is slightly different from the first two episodes: it has a stronger emphasis on the puzzles, the academy classes take a back seat to other events, and the writing is distinctly funnier. None of which is a bad thing.

As always in SP and SPA, there will be a couple of nice twists on the standard take item/use item formula.

It's impressive how strong the writing is. The story touches on political events, evolving relationships, school life, provides comedic relief, and handles every theme equally well. The worldbuilding is equally strong. Year 3 reveals that SPA apparently takes the science fiction themes from Space Pilgrim and Sentience even further, which may or may not be to your liking, but the game keeps things balanced and won't overload you with science-fictiony stuff.

One minor concern about the graphics is that SPA might have landed in an uncanny valley. With low-resolution pixel art, the characters are more or less just symbolized by the bitmaps. When the resolution is increased, our expectations increase as well, and the character shapes start to look somewhat silly.

If you're playing now and thinking "But I haven't got a chance to watch Galactic Traveler yet!", don't worry, it will be hard to miss, just later in the episode.

Well, if you are here, then you have most likely already played at least Years one and two, and probably also the whole Space Pilgrim Saga. If not, do so now, otherwise the plot of this game won't make any sense.
For everybody who has played those games and enjoyed it, this is a must have.
Year three continues the story from years one and two and is equally as good as them. The riddles aren't difficult, but the plot speeds up and you even gain insights into characters who you have already known for six games. Totally worth it and you get a lot of content for the price ( I took around 5.5 hours but I am a very slow player and examine everything, so its more like 3.5 to 4 hours for the average gamer).

The seventh Space Pilgrim chapter. Both Gail and Maggie's stories are developed further in alternating scenes. While it starts at the Academy as do the last two chapters, this has less focus on Maggie's classes. There is a spaceport, a museum and two new ships to explore throughout the course of this chapter as well as another secret location. Lots of character development, with Diane Romero and others becoming more central to the plot. Honestly I think if this series was redone with more sophisticated graphics it would be extremely popular. The story is first rate and the world is highly detailed. If you are thinking of starting this series, play the first game (which is free now iirc), and if it makes you curious, try out the next chapter. A great sci fi series, with a relatively easy point and click gameplay.

Another great episode. Keep them coming, faster if possible. Also, given the considerable time between episodes, it would be useful to start each episode with a recap that will remind the player where he/she is in the story.

Another great adventure game from Pilgrim Adventures. It shows that good writing can overcome everything including using RPG Maker.