Chunkkat

This game is filled to the brim with bugs. Whenever I touch the edge/bank of anything, it glitches & flings me really far. That isn't the only problem either. When you want to press 'Try again', the game doesn't reload the car, instead, it uses the one from the previous session, with it's previous speed & attributes. So when you press 'Try again', the 1 micro-second after it loads, it fails you, and says, 'You're speeding.' It was fun at first but that fun turned into frustration. I would ask for a refund If I paid for this game.

I recommend playing this game blind, with no external help whatsoever (unless you're hardstuck). If you enjoyed playing this game, you might want to check out Subnautica.

A Short Hike is a game that takes about 1-2 hours to finish, ~3 if you want to do everything that is possible to do in game. Its rough & smooth pixel graphics gives it an interesting style. The ending will get you off-guard, if you're immersed into the game, that is. Overall, the game is quite relaxing, giving you all the time in the world to finish whenever you want. For a ~200MB game, if you want to relax a bit and explore the open-world in it, this is your game.

Giving this a 5-star just because it could not have possibly replicated the experience that the original subnautica gave. Anyone who played original subnautica, will still, have fun playing this one as well.

A masterpiece, wish it's successor (S:BZ) was as good as this one is, but a masterpiece can only have a cheap copy. If you liked this game, you might want to check out another one called: Outer Wilds.