Embark on a breathtakingly exciting expedition to a distant world and venture into uncharted territory. When on a faraway planet, total destruction threatens ALL!
User reviews: Mixed (2 reviews)
Release Date: 25 Jul, 2014
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About This Game

Some places are best left alone even if advances in space travel make visits to remote parts of the universe a possibility. See what's at the far end of the universe and plan your escape. A breathtakingly exciting expedition to a distant world ventures into uncharted territory - on a faraway planet, total destruction threatens ALL.

Join Elizabeth Campton and her close colleague Steve on a routine voyage that turns into a real adventure. As an exobiologist and space explorer, Elizabeth is no stranger to danger. Still, the threats she encounters are more than she thought could ever face all at once, especially with her dear friend Steve by her side.

From bad weather, to emergency ship repairs, to landing in jail, to healing a princess – Elizabeth has found herself in a series of binds. Then, it gets worse! A comet is on a collision course with the planet! Everyone is in grave danger. Elizabeth gains permission to visit a forbidden deserted city, where she finds a transport ship that can save everyone, but it's in disrepair.

You can save the entire world. In a new dimension where the future, past and present intertwine, only your skill and cunning can bring you back home. An exciting galactic drama will challenge your every move. Escape from the Far End of the Universe!

Features
  • A thrilling Sci Fi adventure featuring indelible characters
  • Beautifully detailed hidden object scenes and locations to explore
  • Discover an in-game journal and find clues
  • Tricky puzzles to solve, mini-games and more

System Requirements

    Minimum:
    • OS: Windows® XP, Windows Vista®, Windows® 7, Windows® 8
    • Processor: Pentium processor (or equivalent AMD® processor) 2 GHz or faster
    • Memory: 1024 MB RAM
    • Graphics: DirectX® compatible video card
    • DirectX: Version 9.0
    • Hard Drive: 2 GB available space
    • Sound Card: DirectX® compatible sound card
Helpful customer reviews
6 of 7 people (86%) found this review helpful
5.1 hrs on record
Posted: 30 November
This is a really neat combination of Adventure and Hidden Object games. Most of the time you're adventuring with punctuated periods of Hidden Object finding. The Hidden Object stuff is better than pixel-hunting as things are usually out in the open. When they're not, it's because you have to perform a series of actions to create the necessary object. (e.g. load a pistol with a bullet to fire it at a target so that you can pick up a "target with a bullet hole".)

Perhaps the most interesting aspect is that some of the objects you find are important parts of the plot. This is MUCH more satisfying than your classic pixel-hunt nonsense that ultimately made adventure games so unpopular.

The story is chick-flick/romance clap-trap for teenage girls and lonely women, but if you can look past it you'll have some fun. You start in a space setting (fun!) but eventually move to a medieval setting after you "crash land". Again, just chillax, don't take it too seriously, and you'll have a good time.

I got this game on sale and thought it was a fun way to waste five hours. You will probably enjoy this game if you're a huge fan of adventure games, hidden object games, a casual player trying to relax, or if you fit within the target female demographic. Anyone looking for an epic story or hardcore action should probably pass.
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5 of 17 people (29%) found this review helpful
0.5 hrs on record
Posted: 29 November
An uninteresting hidden-object game with the most useless female lead ever. Seriously, this should be called Space Bimbo: I've Forgotten My Name, as it paints her as utterly inept and totally reliant on the man for everything. Does not really deserve to live on that basis alone.
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