Welcome cosmonauts, to the perilous and patulous potato universe of Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! - A game where you manage your own spaceship while hurtling through a spud filled universe!
Play as Cassie and Fay, two spudette sisters who are out exploring the universe in search of their grandfather Jiji, who has been incarcerated by the evil federation, The Eclipse.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Polacco | |||
| Simplified Chinese |
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This game which is space based cowboy game with pair of potato sisters on an intergalactic journey to discover the truth about their lost grandfather and escape cluthes of the evil empire effectively combines narration, humor, gameplay and present and unusually dense portion of entertainment. I personally didn't expected much, so maybe that's the reason why I was surprised with those challenging battles. In this game your freedom is limited, but within its borders these potatoes embark on an interesting space adventure. Action is very cartoony and goofy with minimal violence beyond exploding spaceships, dialogue was kept light-hearted and fun. Younger kids may miss most of the 80s sci-fi references that the story loves to hurl at you. While exploring the universe, space sisters have to gather resources to upgrade their spaceship and create new weapons for fight while hiring potato engine
Comparisons to Faster Than Light are inevitable: similar to FTL, you control a ship that must traverse galaxies and the time is running out. Similar to FTL, you encounter various events and enemies. Similar to FTL, you recruit your crew, each one of them has their own strengths and weaknesses. Similar to how you loved FTL, you are going to love Holy Potatoes! We’re in space?!. Although there’s plenty of randomness, Holy Potatoes! We’re in space?! isn't really a roguelike like FTL: the game is more plot and are objective driven. You explore the space on your starship, taking turns to move from one galaxy to another. Each galaxy has a hub, something like a shop/upgrade center, where you can buy craftable item blueprints, crafting resources, weapons, upgrade your ship modules and hire more crew. Combat is turn-based and your ship has multiple weapons, each one controlled by a crew member,
Cute game, has its issues, but it's fun overall. PROS - Visuals - Space exploration, make weapons, hire your team, play turn based ship to ship combat - It seems rogue like at first, but it is much less random and easier, with some difficulty spikes at bosses CONS - The humor is a bit too "young" for me, it's probably aimed at anime fans - One single run lasts way too long. It took me 50 hours to beat it once because i approached it as a rogue game and over planned things, ended up with 3 millions credit and thousands of ressources. If you play this i'd recommend you don't try as hard to "be ready for all situations", the game is actually much easier than expected, and i realized after beating it that it had a save system, i thought dying would mean the end like any rogue, but it actually auto saves very frequently. - No documenation, shallow tutorial, forum is a ghost town where nob
This is an excellent take on space RPG genre and reminds me of Halcyon 9 in some sense. JRPG like turn based battles Fun cutesey characters and graphics Humorous storyline Lots of upgrades and leveling Fun to pick up and play and can be continued even after a prolonged break Totally worth the money!
Holy Potatoes! We're in Space?! is a title of a game that's a very good litmus test for whether or not you'll enjoy the writing in this game. If you've already burst out laughing at the sheer concept, then well done. This game will be for you, if not, I've got sad news for you, you'll despair at the reference laden writing. Pros! + It looks nice! - The colourful art style is fairly solid and keeps things entertaining enough. While planets all look the same, the space ships themselves are stuffed with enough colour that it's not exactly boring to look at + It's solid - We're in Space is a solid piece of gameplay. What it does works and there are few glaring issues that disrupt the experience. It's simple and for the most part works. Cons! - It's so boring! - Just because it's got solid gameplay does not mean it's interesting. Combat is a tedious turn based nightmare (and I love turn bas
I tried to keep this short but it didn't work. Sorry. There's actually a lot to say about this game in which potato sisters travel through space with their fluffy space cat. I wanted this game because it looked cute, and I'm a sucker for a fat cat. I vaguely assumed, from the cutesy character art, that it was a game aimed at a young audience; but like I said, fat cat. 200 hours later, I would not let a kid anywhere near this, and it's become one of my favorite games of all time. I know potato people (and their vegetable brethren and sistren) in space sounds bizarre to say the least, but don't let that put you off. This game is hilarious, wonderfully crafted, endearing as heck, and even manages to deliver some pretty solid cosmic horror. Think Cthulhu and fellow horrors from beyond. Yes, in a game about anthropomorphic potatoes. I could write another review, easily as long as this one,
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