MirrorMoon EP

The standard puzzles are boringly easy The true puzzle is just an exercise in tedium hurt by annoying mouse controls for the cockpit (you can use keyboard/controller as well, but they operate at like one tenth the speed)

Lousy gameplay, but the music's okay.

This is a very odd game but I enjoyed it. I got a little frustrated at times but eventually I was able to work out what I was supposed to it. This game really is just about going in and giving it a go. I think the ideal audience for this game is someone who likes the flying around and finding planets of Elite Dangerous or No Mans Sky but is also comfortable with an odd puzzle game. It's a small market but I can imagine some people getting particularly into this. B side personally isn't for me but I am sure people out there will enjoy it. I think it would've been best to experience in its prime when you could join a community searching for things. I am sure there might be one or two still out there but once again, I am more of a hermit really.

I think very highly of this publisher and there are alot of things I like but I can't in good conscious recommend this outside of the bundle. Some very pleasing elements on the micro: the simple but visually gripping planet navigation is enjoyable and very few games match the mood it creates. But the Macro: ship exploration, moving to other locations, and making real progress, are all either annoyingly obscure or not very enjoyable. Still, its a nice bit of experimentation that I'd recommend trying if you do get the bundle. It was worth a try at least.

this is truly an amazing exploration game with some of the most beautiful ambient osts ive ever heard!! the concept of traversing star systems in outer space is really interesting and unique too!! thank you for making this game Santa Ragione!!

strokes for different folks and all that, not sure I really enjoyed it or understood it all that well, puzzles weren't on a convoluted level but it often felt tedious movement wise