You get a lot of bang for your buck for $30.

The only thing I knew about this game before I bought it was that a lot of people really liked it and nobody wanted to ruin anything about it. I watched the 2 minute trailer here on the Steam page and when I saw that some of the Telltale people and Critical Role guys were a part of this, it was an instant buy. Plus the humor was right up my alley.

I've played through it twice and I'm satisfied with my experience, I may even play it a third time and pick some insane choices. The only part of the game that I don't like are the hacking puzzles.

Overall, it's definitely my Game of the Year and I hope that there's a second "season" for this game, because this was a blast!

Also known as: Chidi's personal hell, the game.

So far from what I've played, the game does a good job of being an entertaining moral philosophy experiment. The animations and graphics are great for what they are. The narrator is great, the philosophical For what is essentially a would you rather game, it's pretty fun.

It's fun to play for hours at a time. I imagine that it's even more fun if you are a creative person who can use the tools provided. However if you aren't so creatively gifted, there are plenty of blueprints on the workshop to make your zoo actually look good.

I just wish the groups of people didn't walk around like globule clumps; it's just weird.

The feeling of finally building a rocket that doesn't blow up on the launch pad but that can actually orbit the planet is amazing. Building a rocket that shouldn't work but somehow let's your Kerbins go where no Kerbin has gone before is grrreat.
Over the years it's gotten more complicated (in a good way) but I wouldn't be able to get anything done in this game without mods like MechJeb.

Basically, if you like space at all it's a game you should at least consider.

It's a great game. It's the type of game that will keep you coming back. Highly recommend.