Space Pilgrim Episode IV: Sol

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Nice game

Really good to pick up for the t rading cards when it goeso n sale

⭐ Recommended The final(?) episode of the original series, and once again I had no choice but to play on. I had to know how it all wraps up. Like the other episodes, this one is made with a different RPG Maker than the Academy games, and the game opens in a tiny window. Press alt enter to make it bigger and you're fine, though a permanent option would have been nice. Just like the rest of the series, there are no battles. It's the old-school adventure style again. Searching locations for items, combining them and working out what to do with them. The puzzles fit the story nicely. One thing worth knowing: the story does not end here. It continues in Space Pilgrim Academy, so this isn't the last word on these characters. Good to know before you start. Overall a well done end to this part of the series, and easy to recommend if you've come this far.

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Space Pilgrim Episode IV: Sol unfortunately feels very outdated and unfinished. The graphics are extremely simple and look like a typical RPG Maker game from many years ago, without its own style or special atmosphere. There is little comfort, few settings, and no fullscreen mode. The game is also very short and offers hardly any gameplay depth. Much of it runs automatically, and real challenges or interesting gameplay elements are almost completely missing. The sound is also unremarkable and barely contributes to the mood. Overall, the game feels more like a small story interlude than a standalone, fully-fledged game. Another clear drawback is the lack of language support. The game is only available in English, with no other language options. Especially in a heavily dialogue-driven game, this is a real obstacle for many players. The only real advantage is the price. At around €1.99, the game is at least fairly priced and doesn't tear a big hole in your wallet. Space Pilgrim Episode IV: Sol does have some approaches, but it remains clearly behind today's standards technically, gameplay-wise, and in terms of presentation. Those expecting a modern or varied adventure will be rat…