Voyager-19 Reviews

its honestly an enjoyable little game but it is extremely repetitive

Not worth 4 dollars for 20 minutes of content and 40 minutes of point and clicking.

Great game, cheap, and short enough where you are satisfied but you can still get a refund.

As someone who loves space and exploration this game is a must play! The creator of the game has videos on YouTube about his development process and what inspired him. That being said it is very short. I would like to see more of this in some way, its claustrophobic, engaging, and makes you scratch your head. It's a solid bite size game if that's what you're after right now and for less than the price of a drive thru burger.

TL;DR review: The Good: - Pretty solid atmosphere - Interesting set up to story - Aesthetically pleasing The Bad: - Can be tedious - Poorly optimized - Poor payoff Longer one: So this game is pretty fun, I feel. It has an interesting set up and the story itself is pretty interesting. The issues I have with the game mostly come from the payoff of an hour buildup being kind of low, and the fact that moving my head around causes the frames to drop significantly. I wasn't PARTICULARLY scared of this game but that's because I listen to planetary noises in my free time and enjoy that kind of thing. I think for other people who do find those kinds of things scary this game can make for a pretty good experience. Some minor claustrophobia in the game but you can't move in the first place, and spend most of the game looking at a screen so that isn't really capitalized upon like you would see in Iron Lung. Overall a solid experience, though definitely not to my tastes.

Game literally doesn't render, gives me a black screen when I start a new game.

Short (probably 30-45 mins max, I took longer, cus I'd walk away from my PC) cosmic horror. It was more suspenseful than anything, wondering what was gonna happen, and when. The game play itself is repetitive, [spoiler]just to give you one jump scare at the end, that you can tell is coming.[/spoiler] Still screamed anyway (but I'm a huge baby when it comes to horror games) The concept itself is cool, wish it were a longer, more expanded game with a story, I feel like it would've been a great concept to build on. Lot of potential.

Really good aesthetic and sound design, i just really wish that i could see stuff near the end of the game. Ngl my eyes started to hurt near the end because it was so damn hard to see anything. I get the vibe is that it's all supposed to be more difficult, but maybe there could be another way to show that?

"not in light" pisses me off, maybe add a star to kinda give a guide as to which side of the planet faces the light? cool game put a pretty repetitive

An interesting interactive space horror story. Well worth the price of admission. If you want retro-futurist claustrophobic space scaries in a 45 minute package and don't mind the interface, pick it up and go in blind. It isn't an award winning experience but it's different, it's interesting, and it mostly sticks the landing. If it really rubs you the wrong way you can always refund it, but if you do you're kind of a knob.