The Adventures on Uranus

The Adventures on Uranus is an example of competent developer direction and skill. With a game like this on the market, it is unimaginable how Cyberpunk even has a chance. I ran into one bug, which put a damper on my progression in the game. I walked from one tower, to the other tower. Upon entering the second, and final tower, I was unable to ascend the stairs of this beautiful environment. Nonetheless, the artistic direction and world building are phenomenal. The developers really thought out a unique and interest world for me to engage in. It's set on an alien world, never before seen or heard of — Uranus. Apparently this name is rooted in deep, real world, mythology. Way to go devs! The lack of controls, resolution support, a menu, ability to exit the game, and gameplay in general really drove me to appreciate the vast world building. How immersive! For two dollars, I can't imagine a better deal. Tell your friends, tell your family. This is the Christmas present for anyone. 2020 isn't so bad after all.

A game to give tears of the kingdom a run for it's money. It's nebulous nature and art style speak to me on a deep and personal level. True freedom at my fingertips in a small and cheap package. Absolutely sterling example of a competent indie studio that puts all AAA games of this year to shame.

best game ive ever played would recommend to anyone who has less than 46 chromosomes

The Adventures on Uranus is a short, sweet experience. No objectives or timer of any kind make for a genuinely relaxing experience, allowing you to get absorbed into the vibrantly-colored world of this game. The tower interiors are especially mesmerizing, and the town square is thoughtfully laid out and peaceful. A wonderful and promising first foray into game design and programming - well done to John and Alex!