Save the Universe, Please!

First things first--this is basically a visual novel. That's fine, I like visual novels, but it might disappoint others. There is, nominally, combat, but when you run (usually by accident) into an enemy, you either defeat it and get one Spacebuck or you don't and take damage. Enemies almost never block your path, and the main reason to use currency is to buy weapons, and weapons...allow you to beat stronger enemies. Hmmm. Aaaaanyway, this game is for people like me who just wanted a story about cute alien girls running around and trying to save the universe. For that, it delivered. While the main cast is a teeny bit simplistic, they, and the story, are endearing and occasionaly surprising. Bad ♥♥♥♥? This game had a staff of three people, and it shows. Both the editing and programming have notable oversights (look! there's a typo in that screenshot up there). Neither the occasional mispellings or the walking through walls is ever bad enough to affect my enjoyment. Even when some odd decisions or errors would slow you down, the programmers have put in optional Helpful Dolls to guide you to all solutions and difficult-to-find exits (they're downright neccesary on the f…

I'll say this right off the bat. This game is great if you're looking for something really laid back. It has a cute, light-hearted story; nothing too deep, and the gameplay itself is quite simple. It also has a bit of a Star Trek feel to it. You can definitely tell the creator is a fan. Basically, you're the captain of a spaceship. You travel from planet to planet chasing down your threat-to-the-unverse first officer while collecting some alien friends along the way. You can either try to save the universe and win over your second officer, or like me, stab everyone in the back and make it with your first officer~ The game is pretty non-violent. Even your strongest weapon is actually just a relocator device. You "fight" enemies by walking into them. If that enemy poofs, you've won. If your weapon isn't strong enough, you'll get bumped back and take on a little damage. Honestly, you can probably just edge around most enemies. They won't chase you, but I'd advise having a strong enough weapon just to avoid the nuissance of it. (There's no need to bother with shields.) The game offers some fun, self-aware humour. It's filled with amusing, silly dialogue and options. One thing …

This game is definitely not for everyone. The game itself is much more about character interactions and narrative than mechanics. Don't come to this game looking for deep or interesting combat—what it has is bumping into enemies. It does have interesting character moments, though, and it shows a lot of heart. It appears to me that the developer put a lot of effort into making it. Positives: • Interesting character interactions. • I've only played it once, so I can't confirm this, but there are numerous decision points that feel significant. • Detailed and varied environments. • A built in system to help the player identify important locations if they get stuck. This is a real frustration saver! • Some self-aware humor. Facts: • The game follows a very directed path. The story itself doesn't feel linear, but the gameplay does. • The setting is a space ship and several (very visually different) planets. Negatives • Too much inventory management. There are two important equipment categories—keys and tools—that you have to frequently navigate through several menus in order to change which ones you have equipped. You must do this with regularity. • It can often be difficult to deter…

This was a fun little romp for a few hours. Closer to a VN than a full-on game but "cute" is definitely the best word to describe it. All the visuals are very well done. I got a bit confused as to what I was supposed to do once or twice but that tends to happen with RPGMaker games.

Is the game fun? Sure. Does it have replay value. Not really. Is it worth money. No. The game isnt bad but in this day and age you can find games like this for free all over the internet. If you want to spend a few hours playing a simple game. Go online and type free games. You get the same level of asmusment.

Gorgeous visual novel style Sci-Fi RPG . Amazing art and plenty of cute Characters XD Has a low key Trekkie sort of style and lots of adventure. Plenty of charming moments with characters and Great use of humor in dialogue! If you you need something light and uplifting that's really damn PRETTY, look no further good people! it's unique and worth it X3