Last Spaceship

[b]7.5/10[/b] [b]What is it:[/b] Like many games I’ve been playing these days, you start waking up/coming to consciousness/ being thrown smack dab into a situation and the rest of the game is trying to figure out what happened. I don't know if this is a common story-telling strategy for games in general or those of the puzzle genre. However lazy it may seem, I actually like it. You can get a lot of traction out of a player’s motivation when you drip feed them curiosity. In this game, you are a sentient robot sent to figure out what happened to the crew of a spaceship that belongs to your makers. This game is something along the lines of walking around, interacting with different sections of the ship to learn about what happened and solving different types of puzzles that act as mini roadblocks to progressing the story. [i]Disclaimer, I have not finished the game yet because what I believe to be the final chapter has a “puzzle” that I just can’t get into. I know what it wants of me but for some reason I don’t want to cooperate.[/i] I am certain I will come around and do it. But this is to illustrate my sentiment with the game. The majority of the puzzles are enjoyable enough to m…

I have to admit that I really loved the game! The puzzles are just right (I got stuck on a couple of them because i was not paying enough attention to surroundings). It's very possible to finish a lot quicker then what i did. The Devs are very responsive and follow up with bug fixes and help when needed but also doing it in a way that is not hand-holding, absolute champs <3 The story is very good and very relevant. I did both endings and Loved it. I do recommand this game <3

Short but pretty nice puzzle game. Decent story and also decent variety of puzzles. One thing I didn't like, though, is the dark maze at the end where you're limited to just 5 scans of your surroundings. Rating: ★★★★☆

Some really poorly designed unskipable puzzles really kills the mood.

It not good, not bad... Look like devs first try. Puzzles are easy, story is simple, it works. A little clunky control, slow movements takes most of the gameplay. All can be done in an hour.

Great fun and very relaxing.