In a dystopian future, as The Judge with immense power, you journey through space to find hope in a divided society. This sci-fi adventure explores hope amidst adversity.
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The English translation is full of errors and problems. I played and finished Lightracer Spark before, from the same studio, and that translation also wasn't perfect, but it was much better than this. The quality is really bad, and it even impacts the gameplay, since you have to read a lot of text to understand what's going on and make the correct choices. Sometimes, even the text about the cases you're tasked with analyzing and judging has errors and issues, and that can actually lead you to judge a case incorrectly because the English translation is a bludgeoned mess. I requested a refund. I like the game, but this is a game-breaking issue for a title that revolves around reading text primarily. I cannot recommend it.
The translation is really really rough at times often times getting gender simply wrong and the creators don't know the difference between Stellar, Solar, inter Stellar and Galaxy. Hopefully the devs will read this to correct it. Solar or Stellar means a single star system. Interstellar is multiple star systems Galactic means Star orbiting a central Black hole. Also i am not shure who Omni is was used for multiple people so far.
In my opinion, this is a step down from their previous games. This is for two reasons: First, the mini-games. You can do mini-games entirely unrelated to the plot for bonus resources, which have such high yields it completely wrecks the game's economy. You can literally make the "wrong" decision for every single choice and get fined for it, and still have more than 2/3rds of your resources remaining. This in turn completely ruins the depth and nuance of most decisions. No more thinking, "I'm not sure if I should help this poor guy because I'll get a penalty for doing so, putting me at greater risk of losing or being unable to do something more important later on". You can now help basically anyone, every time, all the time -- rules and fines be damned! No more moral dilemmas! Second, the translation. The last game featured a flawless, professional translation -- even to the point of us
Riddled with trivial grammar and spelling mistakes. Borderline nonsensical dialogue (which is the entire game, by the way). Please, guys, get a real team to localize your game.
honestly the English translation could be better,but hot dam, the plot was deep, I didn't know who to trust, and I felt really immersed into the story. 10/10 would play again
Honestly, I really loved Lightracer: Spark, I haven't even finished it but knew I wanted to play it to the end eventually. There are very miscellaneous grammar mistakes in that game but it is otherwise perfectly acceptable dialogue. This game, however, is absurd. There are simple grammar mistakes EVERYWHERE, so much to the point where you have to guess the context/direction of the dialogue. I don't understand how Spark was so much better and cleaner dialogue and then this is just atrocious. I get it though, it's a low priced game, but when the other game in the franchise has so much better localization there is just no excuse. Since this is primarily a text-based game, since the English translation is horrible and littered with constant issues, I cannot recommend this game.
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