Project Regolith
Regolith Interactive · 2023 · Adventure, Co-op, Sci-fi, Puzzle, Space
PC
6 user reviews50% · 6 📈 Making a comeback 61%
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About Project Regolith
Explore the Mystery of Outpost Rhea
Project Regolith is a 2-Player Cooperative Puzzler made by a small team of 4 in Melbourne, Australia, where you and a partner are tasked with uncovering the mystery behind the vanished crew of Outpost Rhea, a deep-space research facility overseen by a Corporate body that enforces strict NDA clauses and communications embargoes amongst it's employees.
The rules of time and space are breaking down aboard the station. Communication is key, as the two of you might not be seeing the same thing. Were those walls there before? Did the door just move? Wait, are you walking on the ceiling!?
The station's research has led to some bizarre anomalies that have begun to warp environments on a whim - Explore a series of non-Euclidean puzzles together with your partner to uncover the fate of Outpost Rhea and the experiment at the heart of it all - Project Regolith.
KEY FEATURES
- 2 Player Coop Puzzling - Team up with a partner, friend, enemy, stranger, or anything in-between to uncover the mystery behind Project Regolith.
- Non-Euclidean Spaces - As the anomalies plaguing Outpost Rhea worsen, you'll come across warped spaces that defy physics, and objects that defy your senses.
- The Lives of Rhea's Crew - Learn more about the major players aboard Outpost Rhea, from the station's Executive Director, to the humble catering staffers. Thirty (30) collectible Audio Logs tell the story of the station, and help shed light on the experiments aboard the station, and the lives of the crew affected by them. Voiced by an incredibly talented cast made possible by our Kickstarter backers!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It was an okay game puzzle wise, but the story was fun and the yuri subplot was nice. Puzzles were 50/50 between super easy and concerningly hard to complete for no reason.1 found this helpful
Good game, could maybe use some clarity in some spots.1 found this helpful
I don't play many puzzle games but, I really enjoyed this. There are some areas that are not greatly optimized so I had a bit of lag but I'm also on my school laptop. Just played with low graphics and the game still looked great. Loved the voice actors and the little stories in the audio logs. Took a few hours to 100% and it was free so what else can I ask for.1 found this helpful
Regretting a free purchase really makes a man reflect on the decisions that brought him here. Puzzles range from overly simple to unintuitive and glitchy. But there were a few voice actors that really impressed me. The actor for Dazza was outstanding.
I feel like I overpaid for this game, and I got it for free.
It is super hard to not recommend a game with clear effort put into it so lets start with positives Voice acting is decent and done with humans, refreshing in the current market. graphically it has a unique art style and as far as I know; doesnt use asets or AI generated slop. But thats all the positives I can remark. Performance: ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥; put plainly. the game makes good use of teleporting but its lustre is diminished by the constant culling of corridoors and spaces mere metres away, Id fallen through the map countless times. Puzzle design is incredibly unintuitive, in particular the lever puzzle, none of the audiologs steer the player to the solution and even getting the solution right felt like we got it wrong. but the worst offender for me is the pipes, to pad for time all of the buttons are in the incorrect location so you gotta walk to the legend, remember the greek, walk back to the button, rotate, walk to the window to check the pipe, walk back rotate, rinse and repeat. not to mention that the whole puzzle could be easily bypassed by both robots if the DEVs let the robots use their double jump or flight feature but its disable in this room purely to force you to do the…
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