The Song Out of Space

Conceptually great, I was super drawn into the story and atmosphere the first couple of play throughs. But I was admittedly pretty let down with the ending sequences. I won't spoil anything, though it's very abrupt. I will say that the game really stuck with me. Love the two-charcter story perspective and tone. I just want more of everything including a third act and compelling endings.

Short but very enjoyable visual novel with a couple instances of you having to react quickly. Multiple ways the story branches out depending on your actions. If youre a horror \lovecraft fan this should be an instant buy. Play it in a dark room with headphones!

Weird game with some rough edges, but fun and compelling for its price. Very short (~40 minutes for first play through, less than that for subsequent play throughs), but there's a bit of replay value. I've beaten it three times and will probably do another few play throughs. One of my saves was broken, but the game's so short it wasn't a big inconvenience. There's also an annoying lack of attention to detail. Here are three examples: the game is set in 1962, but says it's 1971 in game. One of the characters, who is 34, is described as being one of the oldest FBI agents on the job. And the suits the leads wear aren't from the '60s.

The Song Out of Space is extremely different (The art style alone is very abstract meets Uncanny Valley (surreal creepiness) The Story is very much X-Files (the dirt cheap price tag should convince consumers to buy it straight away) its very different and worth a blind buy.......