- October 28, 2022
- Arkhouse Telegraph
Saturn Quest: R. U. N. E. 3000
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About
In Saturn Quest: R.U.N.E. 3000, players navigate an action-RTS system within the mysterious R.U.N.E. space station, where illegal experiments on their character unfold. This game, deemed a "genius" work by its creator, Arkhouse Telegraph, combines elements of classic Zelda-style games with a multitude of genres, offering a unique gaming experience. The game's 8-page manual provides insight into its mechanics, enhancing the player's understanding of this innovative title. Good luck, and remember, your opinion may differ from that of the creator's!









- R.U.N.E 3000 features outstanding 80's-esque pixel art and a captivating soundtrack, showcasing the developer's passion and creativity.
- The game offers a unique experience with a mix of gameplay styles, including bullet hell, platforming, and puzzles, making it a refreshing addition to the indie game scene.
- Many players appreciate the character development and the emotional attachment to the series, particularly for those who have followed the previous games.
- The gameplay can be frustratingly difficult, with long platforming sections and bosses that require significant trial-and-error, which may deter casual players.
- The dialogue is often incomprehensible, filled with gibberish, making it hard for players to follow the story and lore, especially for newcomers.
- There are issues with game mechanics, such as a lack of autosave and confusing boss encounters, which can lead to a tedious and unenjoyable experience.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of E 3000, the third installment in the Saturn Quest series, is described as confusing and lacking depth, with players struggling to grasp the lore and narrative. While some reviewers appreciate the game's creative direction and gameplay improvements, they note that the story is not particularly compelling compared to other titles in the genre. Overall, the game is seen as more playable and enjoyable than its predecessors, but it still falls short in delivering an engaging narrative.
“Saturn Quest 3 is an outstanding game concluding an epic trilogy of a little green guy that bumps into big bosses and makes them go boom.”
“As a Saturn Quest fan, I feel this is truly the first game I can recommend without reservation.”
“It's probably the most realized game in his collection, although it's probably not the most compelling story, there is a better sense of creative direction, and aside from a few unfair difficulty spikes, I think the game almost feels like a crazy art museum, more so than just another game.”
“Very weird and quite hard, I still have no idea about the story.”
“I have a hard time understanding the story and lore/world building.”
“E 3000 is the third game in the Saturn Quest series, a series that was previously planned to have six games and is now planned to have ten.”