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Simulator, Adventure, Indie, Science fiction
Exo One is a multi-planetary exploration game where you pilot an interstellar spacecraft capable of manipulating gravity.
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TheGamerSam WatanukiNov 20214.5/5 starsAs confusing as this might sound, Exo One is every bit relaxing as it is intense. Its exploration of the mysterious and deep reaches of space combined with its perfectly arranged soundtrack creates a different kind of sci-fi experience that should definitely be checked out by fans of the genre. As far as I know, this is Exbleative’s first title, but it’s an absolute banger. I’ll be eager to see future projects from the studio, science fiction-based or otherwise.
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KeenGamerLuis CanoDec 20219/10Exo One is a notably well-crafted audiovisual journey that is quite enjoyable to simply play through. While the story is lackluster and can even sometimes get in the way of the real joy of actually playing the game, it still adds some degree of depth and direction. Still, the game could do with an option to skip the story all-together and a level selection option after beating it to go back to your favorite planets. Leaving the story aside, flying through the different planets alongside your alien craft is quite an experience on Exo One. Headphones recommended.
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GameByteOlly SmithNov 20218.5/10Exo One is almost a perfect sci-fi puzzle game, let down by one poor level right in the middle. The movement, the beauty of its scenery, and the peculiarity of the narrative is something I really appreciate about video games as an art form.
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Hardcore GamerJordan HelmNov 20213.5/5It's a mystery on whether you can deem it a positive or a negative that if you were to take away its meager narrative implications, Exo One would still be the exact same game.
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EurogamerVikki BlakeNov 2021An otherworldly journey that runs out of things to do.
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IGDB rating 7.5/10 from 33 ratings.
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