Andromeda One

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Andromeda One is a single player role playing shooter game with a violence theme. It was developed by Yann GEFFROTIN and was released on January 19, 2020. It received negative reviews from players.

Andromeda One is an First Person Shooter video game. The game take place in the far future where spatial exploration of galaxy is possible. The hero is in the military and try to bring order in the Andromeda galaxy. The game is an open-world game where the hero has the choice to fight different opponents with different weapons.

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Single-Player

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37%

Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

The ship customization system and tactical combat offer some interesting gameplay features for fans of space strategy.
The game functions properly without bugs that impede play, and the shooting mechanics are responsive.
The graphics and music, while basic, provide a pleasant enough atmosphere for a space-themed game.

The game is extremely short with only one unfinished level and no meaningful story or content.
It appears to be an unpolished, low-effort asset flip using stock assets from a basic game construction kit.
The interface is cluttered and unintuitive, and the game suffers from poor optimization and lack of depth.

graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are outdated and lack optimization, resulting in sluggish performance even on high-end systems, with limited resolution and controller options. However, some users appreciate the artwork and world-building elements, finding them enjoyable despite the simplicity. Overall, the visual experience is basic and unimpressive but not without occasional artistic merit.
- “If you try to take it seriously as a game, you'll find no resolution or graphics tweaks, no controller tweaks... it's horribly optimized and will be sluggish even on high-end rigs.”
- “Surprisingly, there are graphic options but I'm sure any computer is capable of running this practically empty game.”
- “The graphics are outdated but with the right world building and imagination it can still be enjoyable to look at.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay is very brief, lasting under 10 minutes, and offers limited content, making it feel more like a basic demo. While the gameplay is enjoyable, it lacks originality and primarily relies on standard features from the game engine.
- “The game itself is extremely short at under 10 minutes of total gameplay and lacks so much content that it honestly feels more like a demo that only really exists for the sole purpose of a student in game development showing that they can apply their knowledge of basic game creation.”
- “With less than 10 minutes of total gameplay, you can imagine there isn't much to really do in the game.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is notably absent, with no in-game plot or narrative provided, requiring players to rely on the store page synopsis for context. This lack of storytelling suggests minimal narrative focus within the gameplay itself.
- “Even the 'about' option in the game contains nothing, so the plot seemingly doesn't exist until you read the synopsis on the store page.”
- “The developer even failed to put the plot itself in the game, but after playing the game, I'm not surprised.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music and sound effects are generic and unoriginal, relying on common asset pack sounds with main menu music that feels typical of Unity games, while in-game music is absent. Overall, the audio lacks uniqueness and fails to stand out.
- “Sound effects are once again, stock sounds from asset packs and main menu music screams Unity and is also nonexistent in-game.”
- “There's nothing special about it and I guarantee over a thousand other games use these exact same sound effects and music.”