Recent reviews by matt

I don't play this kind of games normally, but I enjoyed GreenHell and StarRupture also plays very well. The world looks awesome and the performance is surprisingly good given the high quality of the environments and gfx. Looking forward to further game developments and to the story mode.

Love the aesthetics, enjoyed the progression and structure. Very good skill tree implementation where you can actually feel your agency and experiment with various setups. The difficulty curve was just right for me. A very good, different TD game!

Unfortunately, I must second the other negative reviews. Playing the normal mode was not pleasant, especially the middle part where you frantically chase the moons. I had to switch to window mode because throwing my mouse across the whole screen constantly was tiresome. It’s not right if the difficulty/experience changes drastically basing on window size, especially since there is no mouse sensitivity setting in the game. Also, any hint of world/story would be nice to make the game feel less pointless and like a timewaster. Just look at Cookie Clicker or Tower Wizard to see how far you can go with minimal hints of a backstory.

And finally, why is the game almost 30% more expensive in Poland than in the US? I know it’s Steam default pricing, but it’s just wrong, so developers should change it.

Very promising, but please do add voiceovers to the text. The game seems without any life without it. Use AI if you have to - with so much training material from all the seasons of Voager there is no excuse to have the game silent. Also, this way you could do localized voiceovers with original voices and that would be great.

Nice idea, good execution, great unlocks progression. Will be playing it more.

There is nice idea for about an hour long game here, but unfortunately it’s stretched into 3-4 hours of repeatedly doing the same upgrades but for a different colored rock to unlock everything. And all of this with not even a hint of story/world building waived into to keep your interest going. Very disappointing and feels like waisted time to me which is a shame, because the beginning was solid and the game could have went into more interesting directions in the middle/end game.

Played for 3 hours and just unlocked the medieval era. The game is lots of fun and has a very nice progression loop both during a run and between them. There is a lot of clicking, but it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. Lots of interesting mechanics that blend really well together. And I didn't run into any early-access kind of issues. I would like the game to have a bit more sound effects, but apart from that it already looks very polished and content rich.

From what I have seen so far, I can describe it as a dreamy, clue-finding, sci-fi mystery drama with inception-style mechanics where you jump between fragmented memories and try to reconstruct your lost identity. It touches on some heavy themes such as mental illness and how it affects one's life and their family and friends. The game has nice aesthetic and I didn’t encounter any bugs, which is always a nice thing.

I had the opportunity to play the game when it was still in development and the final version looks much improved and fixes many of the issues I had. The game is obviously not for everyone, but if you like story rich atmospheric horror games, supernatural themes and are fascinated by the Chernobyl disaster this should be right up you alley.

Pretty nice solitaire.