Astroneer is one of those special games that only comes around perhaps once every decade or so. It holds a very special place in my memories. The silent beauty of the contrasting rounded smooth borders and sharp angles of the characters, constructs, and planets themselves, coupled with the optimism even within the seemingly perpetual isolation - it leaves you with a certain sense of wonder. When you play the game, your Astroneer is simultaneously everyone and no one, hidden behind the opaque helmet, as you abide your peaceful loneliness while experiencing the same journey as your peers - far, far away.
This most welcome take on the game and that experience is very well-done and quite enjoyable. It does a very good job of capturing the essence of what makes the game special. It is adorable, charming, funny, and additive to the subtle storytelling of the game. There are different interpretive styles which create a diversity of presentation. Overall, would highly recommend for fans of the game and really for anyone in general - and if by some chance you read this graphic novel and have not yet played the game, would highly encourage you to see the labour of love that is Astroneer. One can only hope to see more of these graphic novels in the future.
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Astroneer is one of those special games that only comes around perhaps once every decade or so. It holds a very special place in my memories. The silent beauty of the contrasting rounded smooth borders and sharp angles of the characters, constructs, and planets themselves, coupled with the optimism even within the seemingly perpetual isolation - it leaves you with a certain sense of wonder. When you play the game, your Astroneer is simultaneously everyone and no one, hidden behind the opaque helmet, as you abide your peaceful loneliness while experiencing the same journey as your peers - far, far away.This most welcome take on the game and that experience is very well-done and quite enjoyable. It does a very good job of capturing the essence of what makes the game special. It is adorable, charming, funny, and additive to the subtle storytelling of the game. There are different interpretive styles which create a diversity of presentation. Overall, would highly recommend for fans of the game and really for anyone in general - and if by some chance you read this graphic novel and have not yet played the game, would highly encourage you to see the labour of love that is Astroneer. One can only hope to see more of these graphic novels in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2023
Astroneer is one of those special games that only comes around perhaps once every decade or so. It holds a very special place in my memories. The silent beauty of the contrasting rounded smooth borders and sharp angles of the characters, constructs, and planets themselves, coupled with the optimism even within the seemingly perpetual isolation - it leaves you with a certain sense of wonder. When you play the game, your Astroneer is simultaneously everyone and no one, hidden behind the opaque helmet, as you abide your peaceful loneliness while experiencing the same journey as your peers - far, far away.
This most welcome take on the game and that experience is very well-done and quite enjoyable. It does a very good job of capturing the essence of what makes the game special. It is adorable, charming, funny, and additive to the subtle storytelling of the game. There are different interpretive styles which create a diversity of presentation. Overall, would highly recommend for fans of the game and really for anyone in general - and if by some chance you read this graphic novel and have not yet played the game, would highly encourage you to see the labour of love that is Astroneer. One can only hope to see more of these graphic novels in the future.
This most welcome take on the game and that experience is very well-done and quite enjoyable. It does a very good job of capturing the essence of what makes the game special. It is adorable, charming, funny, and additive to the subtle storytelling of the game. There are different interpretive styles which create a diversity of presentation. Overall, would highly recommend for fans of the game and really for anyone in general - and if by some chance you read this graphic novel and have not yet played the game, would highly encourage you to see the labour of love that is Astroneer. One can only hope to see more of these graphic novels in the future.
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