Space Pilgrim Episode I: Alpha Centauri
Pilgrim Adventures · 2015 · Adventure, Space, Sci-fi, Indie, Female Protagonist
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About Space Pilgrim Episode I: Alpha Centauri
Captain Gail Pilgrim navigates a quirky crew of passengers toward Alpha Centauri in this classic point-and-click adventure that kicks off an epic sci-fi saga with puzzle-solving and witty storytelling. Explore a richly detailed future universe across four episodes with dozens of characters and over 10 hours of gameplay that blends humor with genuine passion for science fiction.
However, it turns out to be far from a routine interstellar voyage …
Features
- Relive the days of good old fashioned point-and-click adventure games
- Mouse, keyboard and controller support
- In this first episode, solve puzzles and begin to engage in an epic science fiction narrative written with humour and passion for the genre
- Across the four episodes in this saga you will travel to space stations, colonies, cities and islands across an immersive and intricate futuristic universe, interact with dozens of unique characters and enjoy 10+ hours of gameplay (Please note: this purchase is for episode one only)
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Alpha Centauri + jRPG = good5 found this helpful
No está mal
A simple point and click RPG Maker game. Decent for what it is, but a bit boring. Story is nothing new or amazing, but a couple characters are decently memorable. Can be completed within an hour or so. Mixed opinion. Give it a try if you want a quick and simple RPG Maker experience with some light puzzles, but avoid it if you are easily bored or expecting more.
Boring
This was an awesome start to the story, can't wait to play the next episodes. It really feels like a throwback to an era when stories could be earnest and not irony-infested. Just genuine storytelling. I don't want to oversell it, but it felt like a real breath of fresh air.
A short sci-fi point-and-click adventure with a retro vibe. I’m not really a fan of this type of games, and the only reason I tried it was because it has achievements. It didn’t impress me much, but it was still an okay experience overall.
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