- December 16, 2020
- Sophie Rose
Spare Parts: Episode 1
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About
"Spare Parts: Episode 1" is a charming 3D platformer about two rogue robots, Marvin and Chip. They must navigate through various environments, solve puzzles, and battle enemies to find their way back to their spaceship. With vibrant graphics and witty dialogue, this game is a fun and engaging adventure that will appeal to players of all ages.






- The game features cute art and well-developed characters, making it an engaging experience.
- The writing is heartfelt and humorous, effectively capturing the emotional struggles of the characters.
- It's a promising start to an episodic series, with a compelling story that leaves players eager for more.
- Some players feel that kinetic novels don't qualify as traditional games.
- Not all characters receive equal attention, which may leave some players wanting more depth.
- The protagonist's personality is described as classic and somewhat generic, lacking uniqueness compared to the rest of the cast.
story
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story centers around Lucy's journey to find a job and build relationships with her attractive boss and coworkers, presenting a blend of realism and quirky elements. While the character interactions and slice-of-life aspects are praised for their charm and depth, some reviewers feel that the overarching mystery plot is less engaging. Overall, the narrative is considered well-written and promising, with hopes for continued character development in future episodes, despite some concerns about immersion-breaking content in the post-story sequence.
“Everything comes together to provide a very good start to what I'm sure will be a really great story.”
“I can't wait to see how everyone's relationship develops and what's in store for the story with episode 2.”
“This is a story that I really felt seen by and I'm glad it's out here in the world.”
“Although the post-story radio sequence was slightly amusing, the toll it may take on the immersion of the player and the respect the story itself commands doesn't really feel worth it.”
“So if players do not like out-of-character immersion-breaking comedy mini-shows, they should avoid the radio sequence they unlock after completing the main story.”
“Hopefully the dramatic mysteries of the story will stay in the backseat for the forthcoming episodes and it will continue focusing on the more slice-of-life aspects that are generally much stronger.”