ASA: A Space Adventure - Remastered Edition (2015)
Genres:Adventure, Indie
Game modes:Single player
Story:ASA: A Space Adventure was originally created with love by a single person, and now comes back in a HD remake thanks to the help of developer Andrea Rinaldi. ASA is a first-person slideshow adventure game (point 'n click) reminiscent of famous games such as the Myst and Rhem series. Visit a vast spaceship called The Ark, divided into several areas, and discover the truth behind the Cubes and their creators...
You'll probably need a pen and a paper to write down your notes in order to solve the challenging puzzles! This game can be very difficult for people who are not familiar with the genre.Show more
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ASA is a classic of Myst/Rhem type adventure games, but in a varied SF universe with complex and captivating rules. Little known, the Black Cube series of games nevertheless deserves the attention of fans of the genre: the challenges are as original as they are logical, and all of these games constitute a dazzling epic. Incredible thing that in addition ASA (and all the other games) was imagined and produced entirely by a single person. This Remastered version improves the player experience on many gameplay elements (notably that of puzzles), but also the quality of the graphics displayed in HD by a more powerful game engine.
Same as for the first edition! Yes, it has been improved by multiple sides, but it couldn't improve the first experience and the wonder which it gifted me with!
I played it eagerly for the second time and would want to see in GOG too!
I'm grateful for the existence of this game. Until I discovered it in 2016, I was convinced adventure games were dead. This was also a source of inspiration for my music, to the point that I even did a re-score of the game shortly after I learned of it. Please consider making available here as well!
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