"I want shorter games with worse graphics made by people who are paid more to work less and I'm not kidding."[x.com] - very much echoes my sentiment. I like these kinds of experimental small-scale games, as long as they respect my time (i.e. no unnecessary grind), which ASTRA certainly does.

It tells an interesting story, supported by good world-building, graphics and music. It didn't overstay its welcome, and ended on a high note.

I enjoyed it and feel it's the right price, but YSK before buying: it's only ~75 minutes including optional sidequests, and the character customization is exactly what you see in the description: 3 stats with 3 levels each, some options for appearance, and a tiny selection of items/equipment. Don't go in expecting a Morrowind or Dread Delusion level of depth.

[url=https://x.com/Jordan_Mallory/status/1277483756245442566]"I want shorter games with worse graphics made by people who are paid more to work less and I'm not kidding."[/url] - very much echoes my sentiment. I like these kinds of experimental small-scale games, as long as they respect my time (i.e. no unnecessary grind), which ASTRA certainly does. It tells an interesting story, supported by good world-building, graphics and music. It didn't overstay its welcome, and ended on a high note. I enjoyed it and feel it's the right price, but YSK before buying: it's only ~75 minutes including optional sidequests, and the character customization is exactly what you see in the description: 3 stats with 3 levels each, some options for appearance, and a tiny selection of items/equipment. Don't go in expecting a Morrowind or Dread Delusion level of depth.