109 Remastered
Blind Alien Productions · 2020 · Adventure, Casual, Arcade, Exploration, Interactive Fiction
PC
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About 109 Remastered
Welcome to 109 Remaster
109 Remastered is a ground up remaster of a game Blind Alien Productions released oh so long ago on a different platform under a different name. This remaster was completed by the lead developer of the original project in conjunction with friends who met up in the middle of the 2020 Outbreak after they decided to rekindle some old game developer flames in an effort to build something in the middle of precarious circumstances. We hope you enjoy it. We enjoyed making it.
In 109 Remastered players will pilot a scout ship that has befallen an unfortunate fate while out on routine patrols. In the midst of the celestial ruins they must search for supplies in a bid for survival. With the ability to launch scanning probes and salvage scrap for repairs, players will need to keep a close eye on their gauges and avoid hazardous zones and be careful how they move in the environment to avoid taking additional damage. All while working against the clock of a starship leaking air.
This game was designed to be a narrative exploration game and there is more here than what first meets the eye. Players who dive into the lore behind the wreckage will have access to a special menu where they can view logs that have been recovered as they work to piece together the story.
While 109 Remastered is a story driven game, it is also intended to be a work of art. For this we've used original models with a mix of original and premade textures to capture the look and feel of a field of space wreckage. Light and shadow were used heavily to paint the scenery in an alien mood.
109 Remastered is a ground up remaster of a game Blind Alien Productions released oh so long ago on a different platform under a different name. This remaster was completed by the lead developer of the original project in conjunction with friends who met up in the middle of the 2020 Outbreak after they decided to rekindle some old game developer flames in an effort to build something in the middle of precarious circumstances. We hope you enjoy it. We enjoyed making it.
In 109 Remastered players will pilot a scout ship that has befallen an unfortunate fate while out on routine patrols. In the midst of the celestial ruins they must search for supplies in a bid for survival. With the ability to launch scanning probes and salvage scrap for repairs, players will need to keep a close eye on their gauges and avoid hazardous zones and be careful how they move in the environment to avoid taking additional damage. All while working against the clock of a starship leaking air.
This game was designed to be a narrative exploration game and there is more here than what first meets the eye. Players who dive into the lore behind the wreckage will have access to a special menu where they can view logs that have been recovered as they work to piece together the story.
While 109 Remastered is a story driven game, it is also intended to be a work of art. For this we've used original models with a mix of original and premade textures to capture the look and feel of a field of space wreckage. Light and shadow were used heavily to paint the scenery in an alien mood.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I'm playing Steam games in alphabetical order, and you can watch my review here: https://youtu.be/_mFn8l73jDg Prefer to read? Use what are possibly the worst flight controls ever invented to navigate the eerie wrecks of spaceships as you try to uncover the mystery of the events that resulted in their destruction. While it sounds cool, what you'll actually be doing is wandering around completely lost looking for small items that don't even appear on the in-game scanner, and which may or may not actually finish the game. The wreckages look cool for all of 5 minutes, which is how long it takes to realise that there's nothing to do here, and trust me, the story isn't worth it. The depleting oxygen meter adds uneccessary pressure, and the fact you replenish it by shoot oxygen tanks instead of flying into them to collect them like you do with scrap for repairs or satellites to collect chat logs is a completely bizarre game design choice. If this is a remaster and therefore an "improved" version, it'll likely need another four or five remasters on top of this one to get to the point where it's worth recommending.3 found this helpful
Cool concept, bad execution. The controls are clunky, the scan probe results disappear after a few seconds, the probe itself is hard to aim/control, and worst of all, the ship is equipped with a weapon but it can't be used to destroy the mines that are scattered all over the field. This game feels like it hates its players and is doing everything it can to make them miserable. That's just how the gameplay is. The actual environment and premise were cool, which is why the game caught my eye. It's just that games need to be playable for you to play them. UPDATE: But the game was atmospheric and memorable. I'll switch this review to recommended and try again later. Surely the developer wouldn't have released a game in an unplayable state. Maybe I just need to git gud.1 found this helpful
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