Space Explorers

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Space Explorers is a single player action game with a erotic theme. It was developed by bch waves and was released on September 14, 2017. It received negative reviews from players.

In "Space Explorers," players assume the role of an astronaut who awakens to a altered reality after a space mission goes awry. With no recognition from the world around him, he must uncover the truth behind his mysterious circumstances, navigate a foreign environment, and regain his identity in this immersive and suspenseful game of survival and discovery. Explore the vastness of space and uncover a thrilling narrative, where survival and identity intertwine.

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Single-Player

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22%

Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews

story3 negative mentions

Offers a large number of achievements (over 4700) for a very low price, appealing to achievement hunters.
Some players find the game amusing for its absurdity and the sheer volume of achievements.
Short gameplay length allows for quick completion, making it easy to boost achievement profiles.

The game is poorly made, with bad graphics, a lack of content, and a very short playtime (around 10 minutes).
Many achievements are not linked to meaningful gameplay, making it feel like a spam game rather than a real experience.
The nudity and character models are described as unattractive and poorly executed, detracting from any potential appeal.

story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story has been criticized for being vague, nonsensical, and lacking coherence, with dialogue that fails to align with the visuals. Reviewers suggest that those seeking a compelling narrative should explore other visual novels that offer more engaging and meaningful storytelling.
- “Vague, inane, and pointless story.”
- “The storyline and dialogue barely make sense and don't represent what you see on the screen.”
- “If you want a visual novel with some interesting interactivity, look at 'Long Live the Queen' or 'VA-11 HALL-A' for stimulation. There are a bunch of Sakura games for cheap that at least try to have a story.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in this game are criticized for being poorly executed, with claims of stolen artwork from other sources, leading to a lack of originality and quality. Users also express dissatisfaction with the overall visual presentation, describing it as "bad" and unappealing.
- “This game is more of the same trash, with stolen artwork and horribly written dialogue.”
- “They take artwork from websites or DeviantArt to repurpose for their awful visual novels and achievement spam games.”
- “Bad graphics, horrible writing, and nothing to do but read. Also, the achievements are broken, repeating the same one with a placeholder name.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has been widely criticized as dreadful, and it is further diminished by equally unappealing backgrounds, contributing to an overall negative experience.
- “Dreadful music with even more dreadful looking backgrounds?”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers minimal replayability, primarily due to its short duration of seven minutes, with the only incentive for replay being the pursuit of 5,000 achievements, which may require idling.
- “It's seven minutes long at most and has no replayability unless you feel like idling for the 5,000 achievements.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the gameplay experience hindered by excessive and irrelevant achievement pop-ups that disrupt immersion and are not tied to the core gameplay mechanics.
- “Achievements pop-ups are endless and not linked to gameplay.”