A short and somber point-and-click story, this game puts you in the role of an astronaut stranded in space, waiting out the years while he tries to plan his escape. Explore the station and collect memory fragments so you can finally work up the fortitude to do something about your predicament.
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Wow, now that is lonely. Just a blue star-filled page.
Same here
Strange, I got it to play just fine. Latest version of Google Chrome on Mac OS X 10.10.3; what about you?
Firefox on latest W8
Working now
Wow, that was a pretentious nothing. Glad it was so short.
Wasn't my scene, but it gives me a chance to complain about something - serious games that have those godawful Newgrounds MEDAL GET!!! popups. This game didn't really grab me emotionally so the popups weren't too disengaging, but man do they ever stand out on a game that you're invested in. Playing With Letters from a little while ago is a good example, the obnoxious popups totally broke the tension.
The writing in this game is truly awful: mixed metaphors, metaphors that don't actually make sense and overwrought, cliched phrases most often used by 14-year-old poets.
I cant find the fifth memory please help?
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