Mike Wylde

I really got into the game and felt the concerns of Taylor, trying to assist in a series of decisions that felt as if they really had consequence – and they do to the characters in the story. It's multifaceted where decisions have outcome for the characters and encourages you to figure out what's going on as much of the situation faced by Taylor remains shrouded, being revealed very slowly. The game has breaks where the character is resting, working, or walking across this desolate moon where the ship crashes. Well worth the time for this quality gameplay!

I picked this up so that I could ensure a frame was level before it was installed. It did exactly that PLUS it had a handy tone to indicate the frame was level. If you lose a perfect level the tone goes away so you know to reset before you continue.