Recent reviews by elecdog

A lo-fi rip-off of Opus Magnum (by the same developer). It's okay.

It's super chill.

It's a beautiful and a well-made game. Interesting world and characters, with a lot of attention to details. Don't expect everything to be explained to you though. Expect it to make you think.

I have only a few minor complaints:

• The characters are silent (speech is text only). I don't expect voice acting for such a game from an indie developer, but some "talking" sound effects would be nice to give more flavor to the characters. However, it plays well into speech vs thought, which adds to the whole madness theme.
  
• The last two chapters feel weaker and rushed. Still quite good though.

It's short and linear, but I found it more interesting than The Stanley Parable.

You might feel bad close to the end, remember that this is a work of fiction. The characters are fictional. The conflict is real though.

I'm a game developer. If you never created anything youself, you might not understand this game and find it strange and pointless. So it might be better for you to skip it now, and come back to it later. When you know what the creative process is from the inside. If that happens before you die, of course.

Describing the game would be spoilers, and counter to its message. Just play it. It's certainly worth its price.

This game is awesome, even without mods which add a lot to it. If you like space, give it a try - there's demo if you aren't sure.
Community is very nice too.
You'll learn a lot about how space, orbits and rockets really work. You'll look for info in the Wikipedia and apply it in the game.
And that's now, when it's still in development. It'll get even better with time.