Stranded
Peter Moorhead · 2014 · Adventure, Indie, Point & Click, Pixel Graphics, Walking Simulator
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About Stranded
Stranded is a minimalist adventure game where you explore a mysterious alien wasteland searching for clues to escape your crashed ship, stripped down to pure atmosphere and exploration without dialogue or complex puzzles. It's a love letter to classic point-and-click adventures that experiments with the genre's essentials by focusing entirely on discovery and environmental storytelling.
Stranded is a minimalist adventure game that foregoes dialogue and puzzles to focus on atmosphere, mystery, and exploration; it is both a love letter to classic point & click adventures, and an experiment with the fundamentals of the genre.
Assume the role of the astronaut, and explore the mysterious, sun-blasted wasteland to uncover something... anything, that might lead to your survival
What Steam players say
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Stranded is a boring walking simulator with pixel graphics. A spaceship crashes on an unknown planet, and our task is to explore the map's surroundings and try to repair the ship. Walking is slow. It's boring, and there are no hints.11 found this helpful
For me this was a deeply unpleasant game to play, as short as it was. The visuals are very lovely, which is about the only kind thing I can really say. This is a point and click adventure game with no puzzles, and nothing to interact with. You walk agonizingly slowly across a handful of screens multiple times to set the flags that allow you to walk across the same screens again multiple times, until you check all the invisible boxes and walk across the same screens one more time to reach a very simple, abrupt ending.2 found this helpful
Survived with one coconut and five rabbits who now call me king thanks for this deliciously insane survival cocktail
as someone who is older now and grew up on space quest i dig this for the atmosphere and pixel beauty and at my age i can appreciate this little artistic piece for what it is
For 50 Cents i paid for it, it was nicely depressing but short. If i had paid a 5er for it i`d be mad.
5 Cards, but beware no volume controls if you are going to buy just for the cards,
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