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Puzzle, Adventure, Indie, Science fiction
OpenCritic62IGDB68
Adr1ft is an immersive First Person Experience (FPX) that tells the story of an astronaut in peril. Floating silently amongst the wreckage of a destroyed space station with no memory and a severely damaged EVA suit slowly leaking oxygen, the only survivor struggles to determine the cause of the catastrophic event that took the lives of everyone on board.
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Contemplative, dark, tiny and inward.
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Game InformerJeff CorkApr 20168/10Adr1ft's mix of tense gameplay and mature storytelling stays with you after the mission's end
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PushStartPlayKamil DyszewskiJul 20169/10Ultimately, Adr1ft is an exceptional experience which should be played by everyone who is a fan of the adventure genre. Its simple, yet extremely effective narrative also shows that the genre of the so called 'walking simulators' doesn't need an overproduced story, with hundreds of moral choices, and a cast of meaningless characters.
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EurogamerRick LaneMar 2016Visually stunning, Adr1ft is hindered by shallow core mechanics and a serious lack of interactivity.
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We Got This CoveredTyler TreeseJul 20161.5/5 starsADR1FT makes something as exciting as space exploration a complete bore.
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PlayStation LifeStyleJowi MeliJul 20163.5/10ADR1FT may have atmosphere, but it doesn't have much else. I wanted to like Three One Zero's lonely and despairing adventure into a destroyed space station, but it seemed to resist being enjoyable at every turn. What really confuses me is that so many of its problems seem to stem from the conception level, including a bizarrely wrongheaded narrative, terrible controls and a mystifying lack of freedom thanks to the oxygen meter. In fact, I'm not sure it was such a good idea in the first place, which is why it makes me cringe to think of the time and energy its developers put into realizing it. I would never presume to know their experience and call it a waste, but the wait certainly won't have been worth it for most of its players.
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IGDB rating 7.4/10 from 46 ratings.
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