ASA: A Space Adventure - Remastered Edition

Je pense que le jeu pourrait être mieux........ Sinon les énigmes sont superbes :-)

One of the worst adventure games I've ever played. The designer has his own take of how his clues are interpreted. I've played many myst type games. Although I have played MYHA the 3rd cube series and that was excellent.

The interface and movement distance are horrible. Half the time I didn't know where I was.

Direi che è un'ottima avventura grafica per un pubblico ristretto di appassionati del genere. Gioco alle avventure grafiche dagli anni 80 e questa è abbastanza difficile per quanto riguarda alcuni enigmi, al livello dei primi myst. La storia è molto bella e coinvolgente, quasi pennellata con pochi momenti in cui si legge il diario di un nostro predecessore. Alla fine gratifica se si ha la caparbietà di giocarlo fino in fondo. Il pricipale problema mi pare il gameplay, la navigazione tra una schermata e l'altra in particolare, che è quanto di peggio io abbia mai giocato, rendendo dei momenti inutilmente frustranti a volte. Ma graficamente è molto ben realizzato.

It's a nice myst-like space puzzle game. Pros: - story is decent and original - nice graphics - it has voice acting, so it's not all text Cons: - the controls and how you move through the environment is pretty painful and takes a lot of effort - some puzzles can be hard

ASA: A Space Adventure - Remastered Edition is a deliberate and atmospheric science-fiction adventure that proudly carries the DNA of classic exploration puzzle games while refining its presentation for a modern audience. Developed and published by Simon Says: Play!, the remastered edition revisits the original vision with improved visuals, technical stability, and a more polished interface, while remaining faithful to its slow, thoughtful pacing. Rather than chasing contemporary trends, the game embraces introspection, mystery, and environmental storytelling, appealing to players who value immersion and intellectual challenge over action. The premise is simple yet evocative. Set in the year 2057, you assume the role of an astronaut whose routine mission takes a surreal turn after encountering a mysterious black cube drifting in space. This encounter pulls you away from familiarity and deposits you aboard a colossal alien construct known as the Ark. From that moment onward, the game is defined by curiosity and disorientation, as you explore an immense, silent vessel filled with unfamiliar technology and cryptic remnants of past inhabitants. The absence of immediate answers establishes a powerful sense of isolation and wonder that persists throughout the experience. Exploration is handled through a classic node-based, first-person perspective reminiscent of titles like Myst. Movement occurs between fixed viewpoints, each rendered with detailed pre-rendered backgrounds that allow the environments to feel dense and meticulously crafted. While this style limits free movement, it also enables the developers to present visually rich scenes filled with small details that reward careful observation. Every corridor, chamber, and control panel feels intentionally placed, encouraging players to slow down and truly study their surroundings. Puzzles form the backbone of progression and are deeply integrated into the world’s logic. Rather than abstract riddles, challenges are contextual and often tied to the Ark’s systems, alien mechanisms, and fragments of information left behind by a previous explorer. Solving them frequently requires cross-referencing clues found in different areas, interpreting diagrams, and keeping track of written notes or symbols. The game expects players to engage actively, often benefiting from handwritten notes or careful mental mapping. This design philosophy rejects hand-holding in favor of genuine problem-solving, which can be deeply satisfying for fans of classic adventure design. Narrative delivery is subtle and layered. Instead of direct exposition or cinematic cutscenes, the story unfolds through environmental clues, scattered logs, and personal writings that hint at the Ark’s purpose and the fate of those who came before you. The figure of Philippe Forte, a previous explorer, becomes a quiet narrative anchor, his thoughts and discoveries guiding players while also raising further questions. Much of the story remains intentionally ambiguous, allowing interpretation and speculation to play a major role in how players perceive the conclusion. The remastered edition significantly enhances the original experience without altering its core identity. Visuals have been re-rendered at higher resolutions, offering sharper detail and better lighting that enhances the sense of scale and atmosphere. Interface elements and interaction hotspots are clearer and more responsive, smoothing out some of the friction present in the original release. These improvements make exploration more comfortable while preserving the deliberate pace that defines the game. Sound design plays an essential role in maintaining immersion. Ambient audio, subtle mechanical hums, and restrained musical cues reinforce the feeling of being alone inside a massive, ancient structure. Silence is used effectively, often heightening tension or contemplation rather than filling space unnecessarily. The soundscape complements the visual design, making the Ark feel both majestic and unsettling. Difficulty and pacing reflect the game’s commitment to old-school sensibilities. Some puzzles are demanding and may require extended periods of reflection or backtracking. Progress can stall if a key clue is overlooked, and the game does not hesitate to challenge the player’s patience. While this may frustrate those accustomed to modern conveniences, it also creates a sense of accomplishment that few contemporary puzzle games replicate. Each breakthrough feels earned, reinforcing the game’s focus on intellectual engagement. Overall, ASA: A Space Adventure – Remastered Edition is a thoughtful and atmospheric journey designed for players who appreciate classic adventure mechanics and science-fiction mystery. It does not attempt to modernize itself through spectacle or streamlined design, instead refining its original vision and presenting it with greater clarity. For fans of slow-burn exploration, environmental puzzles, and narrative ambiguity, it offers a richly rewarding experience that values curiosity, observation, and imagination above all else. Rating: 5/10

Un bel gioco! Bella la storia e i rompicapo da risolvere non sono banali.. Bella l'idea del finale