For those considering Adr1ft, I honestly can't recommend it (even at its price).
I love these type of games, and the premise/idea of it is really neat. It's pretty and in theory, should be something I would really enjoy. But the constant need to hunt for oxygen tanks really detracts from exploration. And it's honestly got the least helpful minimap I've seen to date. The various parts of the space station look the same, and since getting from one place to another takes absolutely forever, coupled with the oxygen restrictions, it just makes this whole experience a drag. The fact that the protagonist is also quiet 99% of the time doesn't help.
I've put in a couple hours, have no idea where to go, and the thought of drifting around, hunting for oxygen tanks as I try to figure out which part of the space station wreckage I need to go to to turn something on feels exhausting already. Wish they had a helpful navigation system in place, but as it is, I'm quite disappointed in the whole thing.
I love these type of games, and the premise/idea of it is really neat. It's pretty and in theory, should be something I would really enjoy. But the constant need to hunt for oxygen tanks really detracts from exploration. And it's honestly got the least helpful minimap I've seen to date. The various parts of the space station look the same, and since getting from one place to another takes absolutely forever, coupled with the oxygen restrictions, it just makes this whole experience a drag. The fact that the protagonist is also quiet 99% of the time doesn't help.
I've put in a couple hours, have no idea where to go, and the thought of drifting around, hunting for oxygen tanks as I try to figure out which part of the space station wreckage I need to go to to turn something on feels exhausting already. Wish they had a helpful navigation system in place, but as it is, I'm quite disappointed in the whole thing.