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아이템 표시가 미묘하고 길찾기가 어려워서 좀 헤맸다, 스토리가 좀 신기함.

En tant que grand habitué des jeux d'horreur, j'ai pris l'habitude depuis quelque temps de ne plus ressentir grand chose et la peur s'est un peu estompée avec l'expérience. Pourtant, ce jeu a réussi l'exploit de me redonner d'excellents frissons et sans jamais avoir besoin de tomber dans la facilité des screamers. Graphiquement, c'est une excellente expérience, très beau et surtout porté par une bonne direction artistique. Cette station lunaire au style rétro des années 70 est superbement réalisée jusque dans les moindres détails. C'est la même chose pour le son, avec une ambiance lourde et pesante qui vous prend aux tripes. Du côté des reproches, je dirais peut-être que les menaces ne sont pas très compliquées à esquiver et que l'histoire manque un peu de détails pour être parfaitement comprise. Malgré ça, j'ai adoré le jeu et je le recommande vraiment aux fans de l'horreur, des ambiances spatiales et du côté rétro/vintage.

What started out as a game that would've taken 5 years to make (It originally would've been on the Unreal 3 Engine) ended up being a 13 year passion project for a team of 3. Immediately the store page hooks players if I'll quote "offers no waypoint markers, finding your way is part of the experience. Slow down, observe your surroundings, explore carefully, and review data to uncover the path forward". After years of modern games handholding & constantly lecturing players on how to solve puzzles this is refreshing. Chapter 4's cryptogram puzzle is the hardest the game offers while it balances having a monster around without being too annoying while you're solving symbols & numbers. This game stuck in development hell before Alien Isolation ever existed advances realism by having your mysterious astronaut protagonist have the ability to have multi-directional crouching, standing & corner peeking. The game cleverly uses this new freedom of movement for players to check every nook and cranny of the Lunar base searching for fuse boxes, ammo, notes and so on. Your main tool that sticks with you the whole game they call a C.A.T or the Cosmonaut Analytics Tool for short. It allows wireless access to terminals, Disarming shock blasts, magnetic interference removal & if you further move on you gain Door security & Ultrascan (detecting anything with UV light) upgrades. Options wise it allows a lot to customize including your keyboard bindings which is a plus especially with how movement and action heavy the game is with slower pacing. Even though the game can take about 8-9 hours to finish it definitely set a great standard for future FPS horror titles to use realistic movement in future titles which the last time I saw something this unique was playing Monolith's Condemned: Criminal Origins & F.E.A.R series. What fascinated me about this game was how ambiguous & esoteric the narrative is despite notes & audio recordings suggesting that it's just a [spoiler]space discovery gone wrong & a potential epidemic going on at the Moon. With how strange the chapter titles go from Birth, Incision, Re-create, Adrift, Endure, Legacy & Rebirth it has more to say symbolically. From my own experience especially if you had to deal with a lot of death in the family I thought the game had great existentialist themes going on. I interpreted the whole game as a message on how suffering makes us more empathetic people especially how you treat Entity A during the 2nd half of the game. Entity A easily had the upper hand to kill the player but he still wanted you to play a video showcasing the dead Entity B next to an apple tree. I think the devs wanted to take the old Genesis story of Adam & Eve to apply a what if situation if Eve never ate the apple of knowledge. Could we have possibly ended how saddening & final death is? Then there's the stuff about how it's possible that the moon represents femininity, The earth is the male counterpart & especially how weird the game ended with the possible rebirth of the protagonist. I think it's safe to say the game wanted to say something beautiful about life & how we have endless options after we die even if it means being reincarnated into something else.[/spoiler] Currently there's a bunch of theories being discussed about this game and I think it makes a timeless piece of entertainment if it allows people to still discuss the game even if we'll never get all the answers & I think that's a wonderful experience. For the fair price it offers (around the $20-30 range) I recommend playing this game & it might be the best narrative in a long time that has gripped me every step of the way. I won't forget how aggressive it was in the first half and bittersweet during the second half sound design & music wise in its presentation.

Brilliant atmosphere, good setup, worldbuilding felt well crafted. I liked the use of the CAT tool, but felt it was both underutilised in certain areas, and overutilised in others. Also it felt like the game forgets what it is meant to be in terms of horror, shifting from one sub-genre to another. I did not enjoy the second half of the game as much as the first, sadly. I would play a longer version of this game, with more exploration, secrets, fear factor. I loved the atmosphere and think the game could explore more of its world.

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This game was SUCH a Great horror game!! From the atmosphere to all its game mechanics/puzzles were so cool and intricate. Would love to see another game!!

Fully disclosure I've been following this game for a very very long time and was worried I'd never get to play. From the very first screenshots before we even had a trailer I was in. The UI, sound design, environments, and mechanical devices are hands down some of the best of any game I've played. The entire vibe is just so pitch perfect and everything marries incredibly well. The models and animations in concert with the sound design and UI just feed into one another so beautifully you feel the weight and analog nature of everything. It's certainly short so I can understand some reluctance to jump in, but I was locked in from the moment I hit go. I could wander these halls for hours. There are so many story telling treasures to find that help build the mystery and create a picture of the station before your arrival. No real handholding aside from the intro guiding you on how to use your tools and they're all built into the environment which helps keep that atmosphere. I am eager for more in this world.

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