OPUS: The Day We Found Earth 3.3.6

Reviews

2 ★, on 2021-05-11
no new information in the main story beyond the $1 paywall, and all mysteries remain unresolved. It seems like you need to purchase side stories (individually sold for high price) for curiosity quests. The pricing structure was unclear (i.e. no explanation on what's in the endless love package), and it negatively affected my game experience. Given the main plot has not much left beyond the paywall, it would be better to offer it for free uninterrupted, and sell these side quests afterwards.

5 ★, on 2021-03-26
I surprised myself stumbling across this game. I remembered a long time ago I had played a little bit of RoW and then I broke my phone was not able to remember the art when I got a new phone. As always, OPUS does not miss. I love the little insight details, the conversations, the music is just beautiful. It gives enough without it being too much, enough to keep focused. It has a gentle balance and I am glad studios like OPUS exist. Thank you.

4 ★, on 2021-03-30
I did enjoy this story, mainly because the 2 main characters have an interesting dynamic. The gameplay itself is quite soothing if repetitive, but I was a little disappointed it didn't evolve that much throughout the game. Not a challenging game then, but very unique

5 ★, on 2021-03-28
Fun game. Enjoyed the story, felt it could go longer. Hopefully more games like this come out. 1 very minor issue is irregular phrasings. One ex. was a planet with "highly noxious gas" A highly? Gases?. The free version might be short but is enjoyable until it ends after zone 2.

2 ★, on 2020-12-24
The description and rave reviews are totally misleading. First of all, there is no adventure. You don't go anywhere. There is no gameplay beyond what you get in the "demo" version - using a map of stars and finding and clicking on the right spots to analyze. The end. In between searches, you progress through very predictable dialogue. In contrast, OPUS's Rocket of Whispers was moving, interesting, and long. This game, not so much - it was over in 1-2 hours, and I'm not sure is worth a dollar.

5 ★, on 2021-01-04
If your goal was to create a new kind of game/story experience that somehow evokes an emotional response and sense of accomplishment without actually being a "game" at all, and with my presence in the "story" being unnecessary or even able to effect the plotline - a ridiculous goal since it's not even really possible... I don't know why your team ever thought they could accomplish it - then . . . MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! I don't know how, but you managed to do all that and somehow make me like it!