Voyager-19

Voyager-19 nails the atmosphere: those clunky, Apollo-11-style console controls make you feel like you're really piloting a dying probe into the unknown, and the slow-burn mystery kept me hooked start to finish. The ending lands a bit abruptly, mostly because the slow-scan camera means you can miss what's actually happening if you're not snapping photos constantly, but that's a minor nitpick in an otherwise short, original, and atmospheric ride. Recommended.

A short, but quite enjoyable, if scary and creepy, neatly packaged experience. Worth every penny if you like atmospheric horror. The environmental storytelling is delectable.

Short and sweet, took me just under an hour. Other reviews have likened it to Iron Lung which is indeed a noteworthy comparison, however I found this game's execution of a similar concept to be far more compelling. If the game leaps out at you as it did to me, and you think an hour long experience is worth the price of entry, then I heartily recommend you pick it up.

Cheap, obvious, just be patient and you can mitigate any issues the "game" throws at you. I have yet to play Iron Lung, but I already know to say stick with that over this. 2/10

Very good game, gameplay is fun and the actual story is creepy and well made

Short but tense horror experience. Gameplay can get a little tedious in the later parts, but it doesn't drag enough where that becomes a real issue. Could use more of a tutorial at the start and can definitely cause eye strain for some people but for what it is, it's good.