Recent reviews by ItsChugg

Neat little game, certainly worth $5.99. My only gripe is that the actual hitbox for the door handle is so small it's frustrating to actually open doors.

Really like the concept of this game, but it's executed poorly at the moment. I'm hoping they'll address how clunky the interface is when it comes to sending things between planets or orbits. It's also very strange that you can't automatically send resources to a body if you don't have sufficient resources to build it locally, that's a mandatory QoL feature.

This game. THIS GAME. It scratches an itch that was longing to be scratched for years. Play it!

Short and pleasant investigative game. You can certainly feel like that you've checked everything initially only to realize fifteen minutes later that you didn't connect something to another due to its obscurity. Great story though.

I was going to say it's at an acceptable state for an early access game, but given that it's apparently not in early access, it's very.. simple for where its at. It's an alternative to Duskers, (which is much better in my opinion) and the main idea is certainly there, but it's not worth $12.49, let alone $7.49 on sale. I'd wait for a few more updates to see where they're going with it, because it certainly has promise, but it feels like its missing so much content and its just such a simple loop. The only thing going for it right now is its graphics, but they should've focused on the game-play more.

Absolutely fantastic game, however it requires an extreme amount of memory even with the amount of information it stores and gives you access to. If you're into extreme lore heavy puzzle games, this will be for you, the only caveat is that there is a timer, which while generous, can put unnecessary pressure on you.

Short and sweet little game about caring for and cleaning the environment. The ending is flawed but none the less it's a pleasant game to burn an hour or two on.

Fantastic game. It's intuitive to figure out what goes where and how to access each page, this is one of those games where I feel as though you don't need a guide to entirely complete it.

It's a short but very entertaining game, so long as you don't mind getting irritated or flabbergasted by missing the obvious.

Great little incremental based on programming. I finished everything and it turns out you're meant to run a command to obtain the final few achievements, quite literally becoming the thing you play as in game.