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IFO

84% positive of 113 Steam reviews

Released: 2022
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Lucas Le Slo, taletronic, Sergi Sabater. Published by Lucas Le Slo.

About the game

A spaceship simulator for aliens, an ever-changing rule discovery puzzle for humans.

Tagged by players

Aliens
Puzzle
Point & Click
Abstract
Space
Sci-fi
Space Sim
Exploration
Futuristic
Strategy
Simulation
Atmospheric

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Very Positive

What players say

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This is a good little game. With no instructions, you figure out what the symbols mean and how to interact with the puzzle mechanisms. Even I was able to figure it out, so good job to the designers, just the right feedback given to help the player sort things out!
1.1 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.
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Recommended
Tiny game. Worth it!
40 min played when written. 0 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
I knew from the start the game would take less than an hour to complete, yet I still feel underwhelmed and misled. Basically, this game is comparable to a single biome from Cipher Zero—you only get around 25 levels that mostly follow the same formula. By itself, I see no problem in a small creative game that explores a single mechanic well, but I would never call it an "ever-changing rule discovery puzzle".
49 min played when written. 0 found it helpful.
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