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85%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

optimization, replayability

87% User Score Based on 5,680 reviews

Critic Score 77%Based on 2 reviews

"Deliver Us The Moon" is a Sci-Fi thriller set in a depleted Earth, where you are Earth's last astronaut on a mission to the moon to investigate a lost energy source and save humanity. Accompanied by a sinister small robot named ASE, you'll explore abandoned facilities, gather clues, and uncover secrets to determine the fate of mankind. The game tackles real-world themes, including the energy crisis and topical issues.

69%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

stability, grinding

73% User Score Based on 2,174 reviews

Critic Score 60%Based on 4 reviews

"Lifeless Planet" is a single-player mystery action-adventure game with an intriguing old-school sci-fi story and stunning visuals. As an astronaut searching for life on a distant planet, you discover an abandoned Russian town and evidence of past human life, leading to questions about time travel and Cold War hoaxes. Despite its impressive atmosphere, the game is plagued by bugs, lack of optimization, and grinding gameplay, with low replayability but high emotional impact.

85%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

stability, grinding

85% User Score Based on 861 reviews

Estranged: Act II is a first-person adventure game that continues the story of Alan Edward's survival on a mysterious island. Players will encounter new characters, discover the truth behind the island's inhabitants, and solve intricate puzzles to progress. The game features a rich, immersive environment and a gripping narrative that will keep players engaged.

54%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

stability, grinding

54% User Score Based on 1,172 reviews

"Dream" is a single-player adventure game with a strong focus on exploration and puzzle-solving within the subconscious mind of its protagonist, Howard Phillips. The game boasts stunning visuals, a phenomenal soundtrack, and a dense atmosphere, but is held back by numerous bugs and a significant amount of grinding. Players can shape Howard's future by making choices that lead to multiple possible endings in this non-linear narrative experience.

64%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

stability, replayability

64% User Score Based on 351 reviews

"Investigator" is a single-player horror simulation game that features wonderful graphics using CryEngine and an immersive audio experience. As a former private investigator, players will explore various locations from mysterious villages to dark basements in a world of extreme weather cataclysms. The game offers a compelling soundtrack, plenty of humor, and a dense atmosphere for an unforgettable gaming experience. A free story DLC is also available in the main menu.

82%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

replayability, stability

84% User Score Based on 1,298 reviews

Critic Score 70%Based on 1 reviews

In "The Gallery: Episode 1 - Call of the Starseed," players embark on a sci-fi adventure inspired by 80's fantasy films, searching for their twin sister who has left a mysterious message. The game boasts roomscale movement and interaction, and is set in a cosmic world filled with puzzles and eccentric characters. This is the first episode in the award-winning VR adventure series.

65%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

optimization, grinding

63% User Score Based on 1,786 reviews

Critic Score 80%Based on 1 reviews

"Cradle" is a single-player Science Fiction Action game that offers an intriguing story and stunning visuals in a robotized Mongolia setting. Players will explore an open world, interact with living characters, and solve mysteries while repairing their companion's mechanical body. Despite having a deep story, the game is marred by optimization issues, bugs, and grinding, but its atmospheric music and setting create a wholesome experience.

87%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

stability, grinding

87% User Score Based on 387 reviews

"Stardrop" is a single-player mystery simulation game with an awesome story, amazing visuals, and excellent music. As Salvage & Rescue Operative Aryn Vance, you'll explore a long-lost starship and uncover its crew's tale through in-game cinematic storytelling and side missions. The game features a dense atmosphere and a wholesome, heart-felt narrative.

65%Game Brain Score

story, graphics

gameplay, grinding

66% User Score Based on 2,005 reviews

Critic Score 65%Based on 1 reviews

"The Uncertain: Last Quiet Day" is a post-apocalyptic adventure game where you play as an inquisitive engineering robot, RT-217NP, exploring intriguing locations and uncovering the truth about the long-extinct human race. The game features diverse puzzles, fateful decisions, and thought-provoking discussions to enhance the mysterious atmosphere and immerse you in the storyline. Your choices and problem-solving skills will determine the outcome of this captivating narrative.

53%Game Brain Score

story, gameplay

stability, optimization

60% User Score Based on 724 reviews

Critic Score 45%Based on 9 reviews

In "The Uncertain: Light At The End," players navigate a world where humans are believed to be extinct and androids are the dominant beings. As the android RT-217NP, also known as Emily, players must make choices that will affect Emily's fate and the future of the android society. The game is a point-and-click adventure with a focus on exploration, puzzles, and narrative choices. It is the second episode in "The Uncertain" series, following the events of the first game, "The Last Quiet City."