Plane Accident: Prologue

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Wield advanced investigative tools and immerse yourself in the intricacies of aviation disasters in 'Plane Accident: Prologue,' as you decipher the enigma of a plane crash using cutting-edge techniques and expert analysis. Your task will be to get to the site of the plane crash. With the help of such tools as a drone find the likely location of the plane wreckage and Investigate the crash…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

80%

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

graphics1 positive mentions

monetization10 negative mentions

The game has a creative concept that allows players to investigate plane accidents, which can be intriguing for fans of aviation and detective work.
The graphics are highly praised, with many reviewers noting them as top-notch and visually appealing.
It offers a unique learning experience about aircraft investigation processes, making it educational as well as entertaining.

The game is criticized for being more of an advertisement than a complete game, lacking substantial content and depth.
Gameplay is described as overly simplistic and tedious, with players performing mundane tasks without requiring critical thinking or problem-solving skills.
Many players experienced technical issues, such as slow loading times and confusing controls, which detracted from the overall experience.

monetization
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization aspect of this game has been criticized for being misleading, as it primarily serves as an advertisement rather than a full game. Users express frustration over the practice of publishing demos and ads as separate titles, which detracts from genuine game developers and clutters the marketplace. Overall, the monetization strategy is seen as exploitative, offering little value to players who deserve better than mere advertisements disguised as games.
- “If you enjoy advertisements, you can consume them for free on the web or on YouTube without needing to add them to your game library, download them, and then launch the advertising.”
- “While it might seem like an innocuous mistake, publishing demos and advertisements as if they are full games is misleading and in some ways harmful.”
- “It's impossible for me to recommend this incorrectly published advertising spam to gamers; you deserve better than adverts.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
75%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players criticizing it for being overly simplistic and lacking depth, likening it to mundane tasks rather than an engaging investigation simulation. Others appreciate the intriguing concept and visuals, suggesting that while the demo feels limited, there is potential for improvement in mechanics and content in a full release. Overall, the gameplay currently leans more towards a point-and-click experience rather than a true investigative challenge.
- “I know that this is supposed to be a demo or prologue, but overall this is an amazing game. You work to find the plane and evidence to discover the reason the plane crashed. It's an amazing and challenging game; I recommend it, and it's basically free!”
- “The details are just amazing and very well made by the developers! I hope they can add in the full release some bigger planes, some cutscenes showing how the accident happened, and maybe a little better mechanics when you assemble and disassemble the parts of the plane!”
- “The gameplay really feels engaging and immersive, providing a unique experience that challenges players to think critically and solve problems effectively.”
- “While an awesome and intriguing idea, this game looks more like a student's assignment. The gameplay is more like a point-and-click sequence regarding plane accident investigation, where the player is more like a paper pusher and manual worker. There is literally not a single brain cell needed to 'play' this, as the game does everything important itself. It only uses the player for mundane tasks like 'pick this, carry it 15m and drop' or 'stand here and aim there, then fake-take a picture,' which is hardly acceptable for an investigation sim game.”
- “The gameplay really feels more like a kid's toy cube with different shaped holes, where the player must just place the correct pieces in the correct holes. It's good for a visual novel, but for me, it doesn't reach the minimum bar to be called a game.”
- “I know that this is supposed to be a demo or prologue, but it could use a little more content. Overall, the gameplay feels lacking, and while the concept is interesting, it doesn't provide enough engagement to keep players invested.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
100%
The story in the game shows potential, with users noting that it features missions reminiscent of the Arma 3: Laws of War campaign, suggesting that it could be improved upon. Initial impressions from the tutorial and first mission are positive, indicating a promising narrative foundation.
- “Just finished the tutorial and first mission, loved it... I think this game has a ton of potential ahead of it.”
- “The story feels recycled and uninspired, lacking any real depth or originality.”
- “The narrative is disjointed and fails to engage the player, making it hard to care about the characters or their fates.”
- “The plot twists are predictable, and the overall storyline feels like a missed opportunity for something more compelling.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics are highly praised, with users rating them a perfect 5 stars, contributing to an enjoyable gaming experience.
- “It's very fun, and the graphics are 5 stars.”