Space Bar at the End of the Galaxy

Interesting little visual novel. Might be the start of a larger series, though it is also one of the earliest for the developer. Your choices determine how the story ends.

It's only $5, but I feel ripped off. This is an unfinished story. It's like reading the first three chapters of a book and then reaching a page that says work in progress. The only reason I was trying to make it to the end was so I could fairly review this game to say how terrible it is. But with how awful the dialogue is in this story, I doubt the author even has an ending. Most of the dialogue between characters when they're not plotting heists is talking about food. And in deep space where resources are rare there are a few characters who refer to themselves as foodies. The food being enjoyed by these characters is nothing exotic like you would expect in the farthest reaches of the galaxy. It's stuff like burgers and pepperoni pizza. And even though the artwork is pretty decent its very limited. There are only three sex scenes and one still image for each. The way the author describes sex leads me to believe they are still a virgin. And the plot of this story could have taken anywhere at anytime. There is no reason for this story about con artists pulling heists to be taking place in space other than to market it as sci-fi.

I'm going to have to downvote this one, because, while the story is good and writing is actually believable, the game won't let you take screenshots while the UI is off. It'll queue up the screenshot until you click and the UI turns one again. The resolution is also on the small side so when you go to fullscreen it stretches the image and it looks bad. My fault for having a screen with native resolution higher than 1080p. I know this is common among games of this type, but it looks especially bad here. On the plus side, the H-scenes are pretty good, but there are only a few (and no gallery). Not really excusable in this day and age for these games.

Low-budget space pirate misadventure plus casual romances, what more could you ask for? I was close to likening this title to a budget version of Star Wars, but that would be an abuse of the famous brand. Still, the story of Leo, a space captain, does resemble Han Solo's off-screen career, i.e. the mercenary's dole. Since the protagonist is low on money, he agrees to take on a mission from a secretive bartender - Bulla. After gathering a small team, they all travel to a distant casino, where a risky heist awaits. As the story is not of the long ones, you can learn what fate awaits the ragtag group within a few short hours. There are two bad and one true ending which you can reach after some reading. The writing is good enough to make the story at least partly enjoyable; however, there is a scarcity of complexity of any sort. Neither the characters nor the world feel truly fleshed out. Also, I need to deduct some points due to the unfinished story. A sequel was apparently planned, but it never materialized. It is not the most engrossing read but the quality does not descend into the depths of hell. In terms of art, the quality is neither a masterpiece nor an eyesore. The characte…

I am about an hour into the game and if just seems like an adult comic book which isn't bad but I am not really immersed in this story. Something is just missing. For starters, it would be best if I can just name my own character and not play with the name that was given to the Captain. There should be a mechanic in the storyline where you can name the Captain. Well, especially since I am the Captain, the main character in this game. The artwork is not animated in anyway, not enough facial expressions or slight changes, something to emote a little emotion. The artwork is very static which is the case for some of these types of games and not so for others. The game is not terrible but I am kinda bored with it. The game is uncensored which is great.

I'm too lazy to unlock the "Serena Blasts Off" achievement.