Tales From Deep Space
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $3.99 | AMZN Mobile LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
• “90 Excellent” rating - Gaming Trend
Tales From Deep Space is a comedic mis-adventure set on Big Moon, the most eccentric space station in the galaxy. Players help E, a traveling salesman, and his loyal luggage drone CASI escape when Big Moon is thrown into lockdown. E and CASI must work together to fight dangerous battles, solve fiendish puzzles and unravel the nefarious plot behind the mysterious "Meek" uprising. Players can switch between E and CASI in single player or they can play in local, two-player co-op where each player controls the reluctant heroes individually on their own device. Trouble has never been so fun!
Reviews
Great game bad graphics
Chadro777
I like the game mechanics and story, but I feel like the graphics were misleading watching the video before I bought the game. I think maybe it's not using the 64 bit metal to its advantage. It has major aliasing issues.
Great game, good job AGS!
CrystalFlames123
As soon as I bought this it was great... Just like Til mornings light
Good game
xenadu
Fun game and some of the best controls I've seen for this style of game on a tablet. ??
Stupendous Sci-Fi Adventure.
Joshua D.
I haven't beaten this game yet, but, so far I really am enjoying everything about it. The great soundtrack/sound effects, the stunning animation and background art and most of all the platforming-esque gameplay and the humor. I really like too, how you control "E" and "CASi". You touch the screen and then while still holding your finger down you drag in the direction you want the character to go and you even get a neat looking guideline with it. Plus, while not exactly the same, some parts of the game, definitely the charm and humor, kind of loosely reminds me of the "Ratchet and Clank" game series. I did get stumped in a couple of places so far. But, overall I believe the challenges in the game are set at just the right difficulty. One thing that I didn't understand, though, was the current sole review for the game stating that the graphics were poor. Maybe this reviewer's device is older or not up to par, I don't know. But, I'm playing this game on an iPad Air 2 and an iPhone 6 Plus and in my opinion the artwork and graphics look exceptional. I feel as though I'm playing a computer animated movie a lot of the time. I know that type of stuff is subjective. I just think personally that the graphics in the game rival any other premiere iOS game and that they are very well done in my opinion. So, in conclusion, I would say that I think that this video game is well worth the current asking price and I most definitely recommend it to gamers who want something charming, fun and at times and very funny to play. Even though I'm not even close to finished I hope that the developer will continue to release new material for the game in the future please. I also wanted to thank the developer for not being a shady goon and thankfully leaving this brilliant game, in-app purchase-free. It's refreshing to know that there are still some companies that aren't infected with the greed-driven, vile, IAP business model. Many thanks for that and for all of the hard work you no doubt put into building this fun game. Thanks again and God bless. iPad Air 2, iPhone 6 Plus/ iOS 8.3
Fantastic Game. One of the BEST!
PinballBob
Not sure why the first reviewer stated that the "graphics are bad". Perhaps, he's running it on old hardware? On the iPad Air it looks amazing. I feel like I'm playing a "Pixar Movie". The game strikes a very good difficulty balance. Challenging but not frustrating. There's also a very good amount of humor. Controls are top notch. If you looking for something a little bit different or are a fan of Platformers- this is a MUST BUY!
Not compatible with ipad2
Sputnik2622
Not cool paying for an app you can't use. Message states this app is not compatible with my device. Unable to download.
To Chando777
Sean Ivy
I'm digging the game. As an aside, to Chando, there is no such thing as '64 bit metal'. Graphic bit depth ranges from normal 8 bit jpgs and pngs that comprise 16million colors, to 32 bit 'deep' files like EXRs that render outside visual perspective and are used for compositing layers and exposures.
