Embark on a thrilling text-based space adventure! Space Station Adventure: No Response From Mars, from Morrigan Games, launches January 2nd, coinciding with Science Fiction Day and Isaac Asimov's birthday – a fitting tribute to this AI-centric narrative.
Step into the role of an AI supporting a human technician on a Mars mission. However, your human counterpart is less than stellar, leaving you to navigate the challenges and ensure mission success.
Your choices shape the non-linear story, leading to multiple endings and a wealth of gameplay. Expect point-and-click-style mini-games and over 100,000 words of engaging storyline.
With 36 achievements and seven distinct endings to discover, completionists will find plenty to keep them busy. Experience the space opera from a unique perspective – that of the AI. Will your decisions ensure your survival amidst the interstellar unknown?
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Ready to begin your mission? Find Space Station Adventure: No Response From Mars on Steam. Join the community on Facebook for updates or visit the official website for more information.
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