Whispers from the Star

Dont waste ur time and money on this

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This is the first game I’ve ever played that uses interactive AI, and it’s also the first time I've ever written a review for a game on Steam. I was genuinely impressed by how fluid my conversations felt while talking to Stella, and how naturally they developed over time. Her tendency to ask the player personal questions can be noticeable (and occasionally a little annoying), but I think it ultimately helps the player build a stronger bond with her. Without spoiling too much, the story was an emotional roller coaster... [spoiler]During one of the endings, I genuinely felt like I was about to lose a friend.[/spoiler] All in all I think this game is a shining example of how interactive AI should be used in video games. It offers something that many RPGs struggle to achieve: creating a genuine emotional connection between the player and it's characters.

Yes from me.

I've spent this whole time telling Stella that I, too, am stranded on an alien planet called Caia. I get you have problems sweety, but we all do.

this is a small game where you can use your microphone and interact in a positive way. This game can be played in small chunks and you can dip in and out on your schedule. It is a pleasant diversion