I played this game offline, so I'm not exactly how long it took me to beat, but I'm gonna estimate it was about 6 hours. This is a narrative-driven game with some light puzzle mechanics. There's also some timed elements where you do some light platforming that mostly involves avoiding dangers and there's also some sections where you have to figure out how to avoid patrolling sentries. There's other timed elements where you just have to follow the prompts correctly.

I did enjoy the story. The visuals were just okay, good for a small indie game, but not AAA quality or close to it. The VOs were also good, but not great. I don't want to give out any spoilers. But obviously you go to the moon and try to find out the mystery of what happened, but also try to turn on a device to save humanity on Earth. A huge part of the gameplay is seeing past memories, so the game is very similar to Tacoma in style.

I also enjoyed the puzzles. They weren't difficult, but were challenging enough that you did have to be observant of your environment. The platforming wasn't difficult either, however, I did not enjoy how you had to start from the very beginning if you failed. Some of the QTE like elements required quick button presses.

Overall, I do think the price may be too high given the quality of the content. This doesn't have the overall polish of a Tacoma or Everybody's Gone to the Rapture or What Remains of Edith Finch. I think the better price should have been $19.99 USD. It's still a good narrative driven experience and I do recommend. You may want to wait for sale though.

Rate 7/10.

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[h1]Final Verdict: Buy! Spoiler-Free Review[/h1] I played this game offline, so I'm not exactly how long it took me to beat, but I'm gonna estimate it was about 6 hours. This is a narrative-driven game with some light puzzle mechanics. There's also some timed elements where you do some light platforming that mostly involves avoiding dangers and there's also some sections where you have to figure out how to avoid patrolling sentries. There's other timed elements where you just have to follow the prompts correctly. I did enjoy the story. The visuals were just okay, good for a small indie game, but not AAA quality or close to it. The VOs were also good, but not great. I don't want to give out any spoilers. But obviously you go to the moon and try to find out the mystery of what happened, but also try to turn on a device to save humanity on Earth. A huge part of the gameplay is seeing past memories, so the game is very similar to Tacoma in style. I also enjoyed the puzzles. They weren't difficult, but were challenging enough that you did have to be observant of your environment. The platforming wasn't difficult either, however, I did not enjoy how you had to start from the very beginning if you failed. Some of the QTE like elements required quick button presses. Overall, I do think the price may be too high given the quality of the content. This doesn't have the overall polish of a Tacoma or Everybody's Gone to the Rapture or What Remains of Edith Finch. I think the better price should have been $19.99 USD. It's still a good narrative driven experience and I do recommend. You may want to wait for sale though. [b]Rate 7/10.[/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator Group, Attorney Reviews. You can join here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/AttorneyReviews [/quote]