-3%Imagine Earth
24.21 $

About the Game On an asteroid-bound service station in an unfrequented space lane, Wilbur carves out a paltry living as a mechanic, repairing as many ships as he can to afford the ever-rising R. E.
Read moreAmazing game, worth the buy. Complicated, but once you learn how to do it it's like tying your shoes. The only complaint I have is that there is no endless mode. I'd put hundreds, maybe thousands of hours into this game
Fun for the first 10 hours, kind of lost it's luster after that, but I was still having a decent time. I started getting some pretty serious random bugs, that sometimes caused me to lose runs. The final straw for me was
I absolutely adore this game. It's incredibly unique, has charming dialogue, and offers up so many ways to digest its core mechanic. I had a great time finding new endings, secrets (that damned washing machine), outfits
How I played: I played the game in focus mode, where there is no timer but you are punished more severely for errors and have higher-complexity jobs - easy trade-off for me. There were still a few events in the game
I tried multiple times but never got enough money, and on one of the ships i could never fix it because it was unclear about what i needed to fix it, ive tried 20 times. it was okay...
I played this game through to the true ending on the Steam Deck and really enjoyed it. I also cannot recommend it. First, the controller support is janky as all hell. Placing the cursor on the object you want is