AraCore Astromining Ventures

The game is focused on story, and expect you to be fluent on consuming it while also play the game. it is up to you how you manage that first or later tries. The game is rather short and wide instead, except you to explore the various scenarios that can only be attained by ingame choices and actions. The story is very similar to Paper's please when it comes to choices. Gameplay: is actually really relaxing and fun. No gravity, just sometimes anomalies that makes unexpected speed changes. It requires precision, patient, and continous forethought and keep in mind the map and where stuff flies, so not to knock things away you plan to interact with. Lot of secrets, leading to story element unlocks. Controls: Dev fixed all control releated issues. Perfectly controlable, while it could benifit from some more QoL options, the dev stated he wanted the controls to be hard and thats fine. One of those you have to lose, but miracles can happen i suppose. Reason for not recommending: There are soft locks in the game, and some story element inconsistencies. Dev claimed to play his own game, but their presence proves he did not. So if he ignores it, i cant suggest it either. If he ever fix it…

this game is evil, my first mission I start mining and then he ends it before I finished, 2nd mision the contanior gets full before I've finished and I can't order over more, 3rd mission some crazy person in a huge miner destroyes my equitment and progress, I've failed the mission, gee I wonder why. free mode I mine and the time ruines out before I finish. this game was not made for mining but for lossing progress

Good Ol' Steam brought this up as a suggestion, and I can't thank them enough for finding a game that hits the spot for Retrorama of classic games that never were. It had no reviews and was kind of hard to re-find, as the name is kind of obscure... along the lines of other classics like "Hostile Waters: Antaeus Rising", which have sadly, but esoterically astoundingly, flown under the radar into timeless classics. I think this has the potential for that hall of fame, as it's feel, sounds, retro-future style, and especially "Real Physics" model, and great soundtrack which hopefully will be released as a standalone soundtrack, soon, are spot on. There is a demo, and some bugs being reported in the demo, and some in the main game, but like true retro-gaming, is half the fun in navigating the work around, to get to the nitty-gritty at the heart of the game. To the developer, I would just say that the name is great, but the name is very obscure for people searching for it, so try to game the algorithm by putting in and seperating, "Mining", "Astro"... and that's about it. I'm sure there are others trying to find this, and can't re-find it on their searches. I only re-found it by s…