Sakarias

Pandarve is technically 95% correct in his evaluation - from this particular point of view at least, a very exact description. What he fails to mention, is the charm of the game: the lone bearded working man living in a cube, in the middle of cold, unforgiving space, his washing hanging on a line from the walls, with The Company charging money for each refreshing cup of coffee, with homesick country/bluegrass playing in the background (and yes, you can turn it off also should you so desire). It is true, this is not the greatest platformer ever made, perhaps depending on the definition, but I find myself coming back from time to time, just for the whole feel/vibe of it. PS: I'd say only 95% correct, since I didn't find the gfx sub-par, if certainly not even remote flashy either. "Flashy" isn't what this geme is about, either.