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I had friends recommend this to me, and I reluctantly bought it.
I played for as long as I could stand it, but this is such a garbage game I couldn't play long.
It reminds me a little of an 80s game called Berzerk, but is far worse because most of the time I could not tell what was going on or even where my character was.
One of the worst games I have ever played.

I bought this game when it was new, about 13 years ago, played it for about an hour, then forgot about it until now.
I was able to play the tutorial, but could not get a new game to start. It just crashed.
As far as the tutorial goes, the controls are not good, but the voiceover acting is decent and the Blade/Matrix style soundtrack is bangin'.
Overall not an entertaining game.

Very cute little (non)game with clever humor. It doesn't take itself seriously, and is quite engaging.
It only took me about 40 minutes to finish and 100% achievements.
Well worth the price of FREE! I've paid a lot more for much worse than this.

Very cute and fun Tim Burton style game.

I liked the combat mechanic a lot.

Art, music and humor are great as well.

The grammatical mistake of calling a single die a "dice" bothered me at first but I got used to it. Then toward the end I saw why they did it, and I have to say it was pretty clever.

* Eerie and cool dark sci-fi atmosphere
* Gameplay is fun and challenging
* Excellent music and sound design
* Art style perfectly evokes running around a derelict space station
* Mind-bending story about the nature of consciousness, identity, and the soul

One of the best games I've played in a long time. I recommend using a walkthrough if you're like me and get lost easily in games like this.

I honestly can't remember the number of times I've started this game. It has to be over a dozen at this point.
I've finished the main (non-DLC) quest at least once.
I've finished 2 of the DLCs once, and I can't remember where I've been after that.
My point here is that after all that, I will reinstall and play through this game again, years after I first played it.
It's that good.

I appreciate that this is a very low budget amateur production, and I'm cutting it a lot of slack for that. For instance the graphics are low quality, but still have a bit of charm to them. The music isn't terrible but gets a bit repetitive.
However, it's very light on story and heavy on nonsensical puzzles that require extensive backtracking to even attempt to figure out. In fact I would have probably gotten hopelessly lost if not for the walkthrough[www.walkthroughking.com] I used.
If you want a point-and-click puzzle game there are many other better choices out there.

Even though it's simple and short, I really liked this one. It's more about the story than anything else.
It reminds me of games like Brothers, where even though the gameplay is on rails, the story, art, sound, and mood are very immersive.
The puzzles aren't particularly difficult, but they did a good job of slowly increasing difficulty, and forcing you to think in terms of the games mechanics (ala Portal).
My one complaint is how easy it is to fall off cliffs and into water, but this can usually be avoided by using mouse-click navigation instead of WASD.
Overall a very solid and well-made game.

It's like Franz Kafka wrote a story, and then David Cronenberg did a film adaptation.
And then David Lynch created a video game of the film adaptation.
And then you played through it, as an unassuming child.

This is the one who started it all. Love it or hate it, it's Borderlands, and it's a gaming experience like no other.