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About This Game STORYCan love bloom on a doomed space colony? Alone With You is the tragic sci-fi follow-up to indie horror hit Home, in which you discover the fate of your crumbling installation with the help of a very emotive AI companion and four fully-realized holograms. Providing a rich story that adapts to your choices, Alone With You is the Space Quest-meets-OK Cupid adventure game you never knew you wanted — until now!FEATURESOver a dozen missions, multiple endings, varied conversation choices, and some surprising decisions provide a story you can sink your teeth into and experience multiple timesA love letter to the Sega CD — vibrant, colourful 16-bit visuals and detailed cut-scene vignettes paint a beautiful sci-fi universeCompletely original soundtrack with more than 30 foot-tapping, otherworldly tunesAccessibility features: separate music/sound effects volume sliders; full-screen/windowed modes; simultaneous keyboard/controller support b4d347fde0 Title: Alone With YouGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Benjamin Rivers Inc.Publisher:Benjamin Rivers Inc.Release Date: 9 Feb, 2017 Alone With You Activation Code [full Version] can you drive alone with a provisional license in texas. alone with you alone with me lyrics. alone with you ariana grande. alone with you guitar chords. all alone with you english cover. alone/with you daughter meaning. alone with you ariana grande rihanna lyrics. alone with you outfield live. alone with you chords. alone with you lyrics tevin campbell. can you drive alone with a probationary license in nj. alone with you lyrics canyon city. alone with you ps4 password. alone with you vance joy tab. alone with you bearcubs lyrics. alone with you download. all alone with you english lyrics. alone with you tevin campbell lyrics. alone with you the cure lyrics. can you drive alone with a dj license in ny. alone with you parokya ni edgar lyrics. alone with you lyrics jake owen. alone with you sunnyboys tab. alone with you brian culbertson. can you drive alone with a learners license in india. mac ayres alone with you genius. alone with you vita. alone with you outfield free mp3 download. alone with you purple disco machine remix. alone with you endings. alone with you ps4 trailer. alone with you mp3 free download. alone with you trophies. alone with you hozier. alone with you trailer. i'm alone with you. i've been alone with you inside my mind lyrics Getting through Alone With You was a real slog. Apparently i sunk 4 hours into it and that was at least 3 too many. I'm not sure why i bought this game, i guess i thought the graphics look cool - and they do look cool - but everything else is tedious as hell.Story starts out, you are the only survivor left in a space colony after a disaster. It's hardly imaginative, but fine - we know from games like Tacoma that you can still tell a good story in that stock setting. The problem is that all of the characters in this game are insufferable. Everyone from the leader to the scientists to the AI is completely neurotic and unprofessional. The dialog tries to make you feel sad about the fact that everyone is dead, but let's be honest - why wouldn't they be dead? The whole lot of them were incompetent. I couldn't wait to get the hell off the planet.Unfortunately before i could do that i had to traipse around doing fetch quests and then sit through some very long conversations where holographic simulations of the guys shared their failures and then needily fished for compliments anyway. Like, what? Guys, you all suck! I would rather have spent the time cleaning up all the mess that for some reason does not appear to bother our protagonist in the slightest.I guess i kept hoping it might get better in the end, but it doesn't. I don't know who would enjoy this kind of game. It's definitely not an adventure, but even as a dating sim i can't imagine it working because everyone is terrible. Not recommended.. I found Alone with You in my library with no memory of what it was or why I'd bought it. It's a small indie game with pixel graphics on an alien planet. That's probably what drew me to it. It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but to me, it's what I love.Having said that...I can't recommend this game, unfortunately. I wish I could. See, the game introduces itself with this very interesting concept. You're the last survivor on a terraforming colony planet. With the help of the colony AI you need to rebuild the escape ship so you can get close enough to a trade route to send a signal for rescue. But neither you nor the AI have the expertise to solve all the issues required. So your AI uses back up holograms of four dead crew members to help you. As you search through ruins of settlement buildings for parts, you also find remnants of these people's lives, and you bring them back, discovering more about who they were and helping them find closure about their last months alive.What an awesome premise! Sadly, the execution doesn't really do it enough justice. You only get a few fairly-short conversations with each crew member, so you don't really get to build a very strong relationship with any of them. The dialogue options are limited to basically \u201cAgree, disagree, maybe\u201d. And your only motive is to keep them happy enough to work on the ship, so, there's no conflict, really.You spend most of your time digging through the aforementioned ruins. And this is probably the biggest let down of the game. I know, what could be boring about digging through ruins? But sadly, the gameplay consists of walking around and pressing the \u201cinteract\u201d button on all the things. There is some light puzzle solving, but it's basically \u201cfind the password\u201d, and sadly most of it doesn't actually make sense. For example, one 4 digit password is comprised of the number \u201c24\u201d taken from a calendar, and the number \u201c12\u201d taken from a med-kit, but there is no logical reason why anybody would combine those numbers and use them for a password. They're just, the only 4 numbers you can find anywhere. The one puzzle I found that actually did require some work actually made me give up on the game altogether.Why? I guess, by that point I was pretty tired, I wanted to play through just to get to the end, but this puzzle required like, \u201cgo get a notepad\u201d level of keeping track of names and numbers, and I just didn't feel like it had earned it. Later, guiltily, I reopened the game to give it another shot, but the last save was about an hour before the puzzle, so I quit again.So in short, cool pixel art, very cool premise and themes, poor character relationship building, poor gameplay, poor puzzles. I give it 2\/5. It might still be worth checking out on sale, if those good points sound like enough to sell it for you.. This game is captivating, to the say the least. I played through all of it in one sitting, enraptured by it. The artwork is incredible--it truly spares no expense in creating the atmosphere. As far as the story, its compelling, heartbreaking, lonely, lovely, and filled with excitement. I love action games but games like this remind me that as a medium, gaming can express philosophical ideas, play with types of story telling, and make the world around come alive. I feel strongly for these characters, the AI, especially, which I find as a feat. Although games like Soma and Portal have played around with similar settings and AIs, they had a lense of existential terror. The terror in this game is self-induced. You can either think deeply on the premise and its consequences or you can just enjoy it at its core as a beautiful story about connection. There is a certain romantic tint to everything, not just in terms of human romance, but in romantic story telling. 10/10 would recommend to anyone who loves interactive stories, puzzles, and romance.. The story and the art was amazing. The puzzles were enough to provide a bit of a challenge, but not so hard to keep one stuck. My only complaint was some of the redundancy, especially with the transitions between areas. Cool for the first few times, but it does get old.The plot and the art were masterfully done. Seriously worth a play-through.. Alone with You: The SuckingI'm not sure if this even qualifies as a "game". There is no actual "gaming" to it. You just read text, go to places, and press your only option, the space key. You have a lot of dialog choices between "yes", "no", "maybe" and "hmmmm". Yay.There are no solvable puzzles, and the story seems weak. Also: repetitive and mind-numbing.This is more of a clickable story than a game. Just know what you're getting into. And $10 is totally overpriced.. While the gameplay gets slightly repetitive (going back to different sections of the same area to look for clues, bodies, etc..) the writing is where it shines. It's about machines, humanity and the will to learn and survive. If you like a good story amidst simplified gameplay, this is for you.. Short, sweet, and simple game which is surprisingly emotional. My one complaint is that fairly often and in certain rooms the entire screen flashes intensely which made me feel sick -- it would have been nice to either be able to turn that off, or turn it down. Regarding the romantic aspect: If you're looking for a dating sim, this might not be it. But if you just want a deep, multifaceted story with some small elements of romance, this is a great game.