Space Wreck

Beautiful Fallout 1-2 like isometric turn based RPG. A perfect representation of "[i]When the eastern mind tries to make a videogame they just want to make fallout basically[/i]". This one is most definetly more intentional. This is a diamond in the rough and i'd would like to see more games like this: [list] [*] Visually great [*] Sick soundtrack [*] [b]Insanely[/b] replayable, like it branches out like none of the games i've seen at that level [u]ever[/u]. Like depending on your decision you might get absolutely different route through the game with no location overlap except the starting location. [*] Anything goes! Kill/Knock out everyone or do the quests or steal and sneak around. Whatever floats your boat. [*] Melee still sucks! Like it should. Get a gat or step off the station. [/list] And like with any good game, there are issues. I don't care if they are fixed, because you can still go through the game with no problem, but here's the short list: [list] [*] There are several issues related to combat, where sometimes if you are fighting more than 3 enemies you will be hardlocked out of your turn with no way to go forward. [*] One of the earliest endings is dependent on …

I was liking the game until I hit an annoying bug where, in combat, an enemy robot doesn't end their turn so the battle doesn't continue. I can't do anything as I am in combat and the game won't let me, so I have to end the game with Task Manager. Really effing annoying and it always happens, in the Fuel Room, no matter from which way I enter it. Anyway, other than that its a fun game, and once I finally found a way around the above bug, by simply avoiding the area altogether ( hoping it won't affect a mission) I am back on track.

Highly recommend, you can feel the Black Isle/Troika inspiration in its DNA. Multiple ways to solve quests, multiple ending states for different ships and people, highly reactive to your specific character build, all the hallmarks of a great CRPG. Speaking of character builds, definitely do not try to build a jack of all trades character, you will just be setting yourself up for certain failure. The game is best played focusing on one skill with maybe a point or two in a secondary skill as a back up for certain situations. Combat is optional, with optional being highly emphasized by the developer themself, so I can't comment on that aspect as I didn't interact much with it myself besides just running away from enemy combatants. Which I personally enjoyed actually, the rest of the game is interesting enough to play around in that I didn't feel that I was missing out on anything by choosing to forgo combat. The setting is near-future space travel. The scifi is more akin to Alien than it is Star Trek or Dune, aesthetically speaking. Old terminals, motherboards, utilitarian design, rusted metal walls, it very much feels like Fallout 1 in space, even down to the ambient soundtrack (whi…

extremely charming. lots of fallout 1/2 vibes but also many other games, like space quest, for example. really love it. a+

Love the game so far, very fun. It has some quirks and a bug here and there.

its peak