- March 8, 2018
- One Wing Cicada
Tardy
Platforms
About
"Tardy is a single-player Science Fiction Point and Click game with an ingenious story and excellent visuals. Players control Ramto, who wakes up on a mysterious spaceship and must deal with crazy machines, solve the crew's disappearance, and find a way back home. The game features immersive gameplay with realistic controls and a gripping story that explores conspiracy theories, tragedy, and war."











- Beautiful pixel art and atmospheric music enhance the overall experience.
- Engaging and unique puzzle design that is mostly logical and satisfying to solve.
- Interesting sci-fi story with a twist, despite some predictable elements.
- The writing is often poor and filled with unnecessary text, detracting from the story.
- Gameplay can feel tedious due to the requirement of using a mouse for keyboard inputs in certain puzzles.
- The game is very short, with many players feeling it lacks depth and meaningful narrative progression.
story
108 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally regarded as interesting and well-written, featuring a predictable plot twist and engaging characters, though it suffers from excessive filler text that detracts from the overall experience. While some players found the narrative compelling and atmospheric, others criticized the dialogue quality and pacing, suggesting that the story often feels secondary to the puzzle-solving elements. Overall, the narrative is seen as a mixed bag, with potential that is sometimes overshadowed by its execution.
“It's an engaging story with a pretty good plot twist at the end.”
“The graphics are retro and the music was wonderfully atmospheric while also suiting the old-school feel, and the story was genuinely moving.”
“The story is well written and easy to understand.”
“However, there is one problem with it: there’s just too much useless text that adds no value to the story.”
“The game doesn't seem to take its own story seriously.”
“The story was boring and the writing was amateurish (it seems like it was written by someone for whom English is a second language).”