- April 14, 2018
- Triconn Games
One Ping Only
93%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
grinding, music
93% User Score 187 reviews
Platforms
About
A subdued adventure game that will take the player to unseen depths utilizing a unique and novel approach to vision and clarity.





Audience ScoreBased on 187 reviews
story16 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions
- Intriguing story and unique sonar mechanic that enhances gameplay.
- Atmospheric and visually interesting, creating a sense of suspense and mystery.
- Short but enjoyable experience, leaving players wanting more and hoping for a sequel.
- Very short gameplay duration, often completed in under 10 minutes.
- Controls can be cumbersome and unintuitive, particularly with inverted pitch settings.
- Ambiguous ending that leaves players confused and wanting more context.
story
44 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "One Ping Only" is described as intriguing and atmospheric, despite its brevity, with many players expressing a desire for a longer narrative or a sequel to expand on the plot. While the writing is considered okay and the setting somewhat unclear, the game effectively uses sonar mechanics to reveal the story, creating suspense and leaving players wanting more. Overall, the combination of a compelling premise and engaging gameplay makes it a recommended experience, even if the story is not fully fleshed out.
“The overall eeriness and dark silence coupled with the shock of setting off a creature is absolutely stunning. The fact that such surprise can be fit into an ending is amazing, and I feel that there needs to be a part two to extend what went down in the story.”
“This game is very short but a really neat game with an interesting story and concept.”
“Though the plot never really explained what the setting really was, as you are in some sort of flooded sci-fi cave city that has absolutely nothing that looks like watercraft, just normal cars and trucks.”
“The story is brief and leaves the player wanting more; the controls are simple, but that isn't a bad thing, all in all, a great game.”
“There is so much untold story that keeps you biting your nails for any hope of info about what's going on.”