Find out what The Indie Mine thought of 3089, a sci-fi sandbox game with time bending, alien space ships and robot warfare as far as the eye can see.
Duuro says: "Not without its faults, 3089 is still a very entertaining experience and I am more and more interested in just where Phr00ts efforts will take this series moving forward. At ten dollars, it is hard for me to deny this is a solid deal for those interested, caveat aside."
Who’s That Game stars our very own Aaron Randolph as he plays weird and unique indie games blind so you don’t have to. In the inaugural episode of Who’s That Game, Aaron survives the large and mostly empty world of 3089 on the PC, at least until death lasers rain from the sky.
DHGF: 3089 is an ambitious game that aims to give players and procedurally generated RPG experience. While it delivers on some base mechanical levels, it fails overall. By relegating the player to quests without context, it feels like nothing you do really matters. Sadly, these soulless quests are the only way to advance your character. On top of that, the world you inhabit feels empty and devoid of activity. At times, it can be fun, and there are plenty of great ideas here. I’m hoping that next time, the ideas manifest into an enjoyable game.
