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ADR1FT is an immersive First Person Experience (FPX) that tells the story of an astronaut in peril. Floating silently amongst the wreckage of a destroyed space station with no memory and a severely damaged EVA suit slowly leaking oxygen, the only survivor struggles to determine the cause of the catastrophic event that took the lives of everyone on board.The player fights to stay alive by exploring the wreckage for precious resources, and overcomes the challenges of an unforgiving environment to repair the damaged EEV and safely return home.
Steam User 5
Pretty much the best space game I've ever played. It has it all. Stunning graphics, great gameplay, heck, it even has VR support! Now THIS is a game worth buying. Every last penny was worth it.
Steam User 3
Good walking simulator for space. Very pretty, just don't go in expecting crazy action or you will be disappointed. If you are feeling unsure then wait for a sale. If you are a space junkie like me tho you will probably love it despite the flaws it has. Hope this review helps!
Steam User 1
6.5/10
Runs great, good voice acting. Slow paced so not everyone’s cup of tea. Nails the realist sci fi aesthetic
~45 FPS on Steam Deck is achievable and holds steady. Graphics need to be downgraded ...you won't notice it though
Steam User 1
I have claustrophobia, but this game made me afraid of being outside of the station modules.
The environment is challenging as you progress through the story but rewarding and not overly hard.
Incredible for it's time.
Steam User 0
The perfect palette cleanser if you’re tired of open world games with lists of objectives to complete.
Despite the game effectively being the movie Gravity, there’s a calmness to it that helps bring it to a more casual gameplay experience.
The art style is nice, sound effects (or lack thereof) are effective, and the gameplay is simple enough to not have progress held back, but complex enough for it to require constant movement changes to stay oriented.
All in all I’m really glad I played this, was a more simple game with great graphics and an interesting premise.
8/10. This ran great on Steam Deck despite it not being supported. Mostly 60fps - drops aren’t as noticeable due to the slow movements.
Steam User 0
I found this game interesting in regard to the EVA and spacewalking. But the mobility was extremely slow. Crawling along at a snail's pace, the distances we were required to travel and the sheer number of locations needed to search, it felt excruciatingly tedious. There was supposed to be a boost function, but whenever I pressed it, it never made the jetpack go any faster. We still crept along at probably 2 mph. You could honestly walk much faster than this stupid jetpack, which was supposed to be operating in the vacuum of space, nothing hindering it or causing friction.
The other thing that really bothered me was how the astronauts spoke and seemed catty as school girls. I certainly hope astronauts wouldn't use terms like "screw" and "get high". In one of the audio logs they actually monologued about doing these things with other crew members.
There are much more professional, and frankly, more intelligent ways of expressing your frustrations than telling your boss they are a "gross, narcissistic monster." In the real world, you can't complain about having to "drop everything" to focus on what your boss wants and their "fragile ego."
Of course, there was the usual injection of people of colour, for the woke morons. I mean, it's in everything these days and it gets sickening.
Overall, it was one of the better attempts thus far at space simulation. But for the nit-picks I mentioned, it was an enjoyable experience.
Steam User 2
Although its hard to know where your going and at first understand the story i think Adtift is a unique Game that i had fun with the physic and all i recommand on sale