Review: MIO: Memories In Orbit’s movement is sublime
Traipsing through MIO: Memories in Orbit’s gorgeous world is a constant wonder.
Traipsing through MIO: Memories in Orbit’s gorgeous world is a constant wonder.
Or a good time to play it for the first time.
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Playing Sektori and its predecessor Trigonarium in parallel is a fun exercise in seeing a game evolve.
A stirring story of emotional abuse and the horrors of capitalism reinforce fine search-action play.
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Remember to enjoy the journey.
Though it’s a detailed simulation, it’s wholly approachable and an effective teacher.
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