Your spaceship crashed on an alien planet. Explore, salvage, craft, trade, manage and upgrade your way back home!
Lost during a vacation gone wrong, help Mia gather what she needs to fix her ship and get home. Use your trusty salvaging laser to harvest resources and earn currency for buying upgrades and unlocking new activities. Meet new friends and help each other get yourselves unlost.
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Short and fun, right for the price. 4-6 hours to finish the story, maybe 7-10 hours to complete all post-game content. I enjoyed it. Buy it if: * You like short stories * You like short, easy grinds with progression * You love cute, quirky characters * You fall in love with a world easily Don't buy it if: * You want runescape-level grinding * You need combat in your game * You can't stand cute things * You need lots of post-game content
Forced to land her spaceship on a mysterious planet, Mia is left with a broken wreck of a machine. If she ever wants to get off the planet, she will need to repair her ship by acquiring four main parts and employ an engineer to install them. The local currency is “cores” so Mia will need to find ways of obtaining enough of them to fulfill her goals, whether that be by harvesting the natural resources, completing quests for the locals or working jobs. Lost Nova is a casual adventure and exploration game, involving lots of resource collecting. Follow IndieGems for more reviews like this one. 🎬Gameplay Video🎬 VOICED WITH CAPTIONS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3nRkqHy8E8 🤔Overall Impressions🤔 Lost Nova doesn’t break any new ground, but it’s a cute and charming farming game that is addictive and fun if you don’t mind repetitive chores. I think there’s just about enough vari
If you're looking for a wholesome game that provides a stress-free, cozy gaming experience, look no further. Lost Nova is a great exploration / adventure open world game, designed for those who just want to spend a few hours sitting back in their chair, forgetting the troubles of the world. Created almost entirely (writing, code, art) by Forager’s artist Jon Nielsen as a one-person project, you’d expect it to be a quality title, and that’s exactly what it is. Not only is the game exceptional, but it also delivers a nice message about the need to relax in a very stressful world. The player takes the role of Mia - a young girl who crashes on an unknown planet while piloting her ship on the way to a well deserved vacation. Luckily, she doesn’t have a scratch but the same cannot be said about her ship: multiple core modules are broken beyond repair and need to be fully replaced with new one
I imagine this review will most likely be buried underneath the 97% positive reviews, but I put in the work to make a rather in depth video involving this game so I feel it worth the effort to type this out and post it as well. I wanted to enjoy Lost Nova, and while there are most definitely positives and promising ideas, I think that it fails as a product in a few ways. To begin with, I think that for a game I saw the final cutscene only an hour and 45 minutes in, 15 bucks is a drastic overpricing. I can appreciate what Nielsen was trying to do here for sure, but I simply cannot stress this enough, there has to be gameplay for it to be a game. There is very little to actually do here, and the game relies much more on cutesy art and dialogue (with some solid music to be fair) to draw in players than an actually fun game. All you do in this game is wait for things. You wait for the ro
I had zero plans to play Lost Nova tonight, but between a dear friend expressing interest in what I’d think about it, and another trophy-hunter friend happening to be playing it when I logged into Steam, I decided to try it out. And here we are!! 6am, eight hours later, 100% achievements!! I had wayyy more fun than I even hoped to have. I got Lost Nova on sale for only $3, and I truly feel guilty for paying so little. So I’ve wishlisted the dev’s other games. :) Things I LOVE: + beautiful cel-shaded pastel art direction + endearing dialogue (so many little lolz) + quirky NPCS and relatable female protag + five distinctive biomes to explore + steady, well-designed progression + very addictive cyber gun foraging mechanic + unlimited storage for your items + more things to do after completing story + really wholesome overarching message Things to consider: • jumping mechanic takes
Ever since I played Garden Story, I've been on the lookout for a worthy successor. This, unfortunately, is not it. And I'm sorry to say it doesn't do anything groundbreaking, either. So why I am recommending it? Somehow, this game actually managed to make me chill for a moment. To just... slow down. And convinced me that in the end, everybody is feeling like they're behind on things. So don't worry. Take a break. It's gonna be fine. Ironically, most of what you do in the game is grinding and breaking down everything, so that's a little against the text of the game; turns out that even that when you set out to make a game about not doing much, games are still activities, therefore something you do. It's quite a paradox; one that can be solved, but Lost Nova doesn't do that. Another reason why I'm recommending it is the music. It's just great, it's varied, it's got a pleasant vibe; and
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