Adr1ft

Push Square

Liam Croft·Jul 20, 2016

Critic60/100

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Adr1ft is by no means a bad game, but it comes with a few key caveats. Its opening hour is fantastic, as you begin to piece together what has happened and perilously search for the next oxygen canister, but it's the back half of the game that severely lets this intergalactic adventure down. And despite the story and its setting being so intriguing, it's not enough to paper over the glaring flaws present.

Game Informer

Jeff Cork·Apr 22, 2016

Critic80/100

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Three One Zero delivers a quiet game that, interspersed with desperate exploration, offers a sobering examination of responsibility.

Kotaku

Luke Plunkett·Apr 3, 2016

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We’re left with a game that’s much like its setting: beautiful, but short on oxygen

Eurogamer

Rick Lane·Mar 31, 2016

Critic75/100

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When Adr1ft was announced at the end of 2014, the initial reports immediately compared it to Alfonso Cuarón's spatially…

PC Gamer

Christopher Livingston·Mar 31, 2016

Critic63/100

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Beautiful as you could ask for, especially in VR, but exhaustingly repetitive.

Polygon

Justin McElroy·Mar 31, 2016

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As a simulation of being marooned in space, Adrift is peerless. The sense of weightlessness, the sense of scale, just being in the world are all astonishing. But it's impossible to divorce the immersion from its mechanical failures, which sours what otherwise could have been a new high bar for narrative-centric games.

IGN

Dan Stapleton·Mar 28, 2016

Critic60/100

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A beautiful and isolating depiction of being stranded in orbit.

GameSpot

Mike Mahardy·Mar 28, 2016

Critic50/100

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Adr1ft is a gorgeous game with a moving personal story, but its systems clash against one another, creating tedium and boredom throughout.