SSTR

[h1]Intro[/h1] [h3](100% Spoiler-Free Review)[/h3] [b]SSTR[/b] is a first-person horror puzzle game primarily, that however also tries to integrate survival-craft and tower defense elements in its gameplay. The game takes place on a massive colonization ship, the Horizon, that became a death trap after the AI controlling its systems, Sister, rebelled against its masters and slaughtered most of the crew. As one of the very few survivors, players will impersonate various characters in their struggle to shut down Sister's core and wrestle back control of the vessel. 🟩 [b]The Good Side[/b] [list] [*][b]Hello, Dave[/b] Clearly inspired to old-school sci-fi such as [i]2001 A Space Odyssey[/i] or [i]Alien[/i] to name some, the setting of SSTR manages to deliver a solid, grim and claustrophobic atmosphere at all times. Traversing the blood-streaked corridors and sections of the Horizon, while witnessing the madness that has transpired on top of being hunted by an army of killer drones, is definitely a tense experience... as it should be in this genre. Spending time to read the reasonably plentiful crew logs and documents sheds more light on the events that led to the current situation, …

If you get annoyed easily this game will take you a long time, stuck on the ship the Horizon we are tasked at escaping from the SSTR, in the beginning the clues are simple find X tablet and unlock X door, but the further we explore the Horizon the harder the puzzles become. If your into syfy and escape room puzzle style games you will enjoy this game, occasionally you can even build items to help slow down SSTR, however don't fully rely on it!

Don’t be fooled by the trailer this game is no run and gun FPS, more of an escape room style game. The puzzles get pretty hard as you progress and the game has a tower defense element that will help you slow down the enemies. I have to say this game is a bit challenging but I enjoyed the journey! Excellent atmospheric environment and audio design.