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DISCLAIMER: Original work, THE PANSPERMIA (パンスペルミア), by TWM STUDIO. English translation is provided by Memories of Fear.
THE PANSPERMIA:
SYNOPSIS:
The year is 2132. The resources on Earth have become depleted, and mankind sought out new settlements and advanced on to other planets. At that time, a meteorite from space has been detected carrying unicellular organisms with similar DNA structures as those found on Earth. This discovery is thought to contain the key to unlocking the mystery behind the origin of life on Earth, so an investigation has been launched. As a result, an unknown planet has been discovered in our Solar System: Harmonia. An American research team from Mars Base is set out to embark for Harmonia in order to survey it.
Soon the truths behind mankind, life, and the universe will be revealed.
This game is made by TWM STUDIO using RPG Maker 2000 and it was released on August 7th, 2013. The American fan translation group, Memories of Fear, translated this game and released it on August 7th, 2016.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Users playing the game on Windows 7 are likely to experience lag if playing in fullscreen mode. In order to avoid this, either play the game in windowed mode (done by pressing Alt + Enter), or if you wish to play in fullscreen, use the alternate, "RPG_RT Fullscreen (Win7 Fix - JP Locale Required).exe" file that is included in the game folder (instructions included in the Readme).
CREDITS:
THE PANSPERMIA:
- Genre: Sci-Fi Horror Action Adventure.
- Playtime: Approximately 4 to 7 hours.
- Endings: One ending.
- Content Warning: Blood and Gore, Partial Nudity, Sexual Violence, Strong Language, and Violence.
SYNOPSIS:
The year is 2132. The resources on Earth have become depleted, and mankind sought out new settlements and advanced on to other planets. At that time, a meteorite from space has been detected carrying unicellular organisms with similar DNA structures as those found on Earth. This discovery is thought to contain the key to unlocking the mystery behind the origin of life on Earth, so an investigation has been launched. As a result, an unknown planet has been discovered in our Solar System: Harmonia. An American research team from Mars Base is set out to embark for Harmonia in order to survey it.
Soon the truths behind mankind, life, and the universe will be revealed.
This game is made by TWM STUDIO using RPG Maker 2000 and it was released on August 7th, 2013. The American fan translation group, Memories of Fear, translated this game and released it on August 7th, 2016.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Users playing the game on Windows 7 are likely to experience lag if playing in fullscreen mode. In order to avoid this, either play the game in windowed mode (done by pressing Alt + Enter), or if you wish to play in fullscreen, use the alternate, "RPG_RT Fullscreen (Win7 Fix - JP Locale Required).exe" file that is included in the game folder (instructions included in the Readme).
CREDITS:
- Author: TWM STUDIO.
- English Version: Memories of Fear (KulaRose, enigmaopoeia, and Ajogamer).
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ClosePlayed a bit of this and enjoyed it. I stopped playing (for now) mid chapter 3 after a stupid gratuitous game over hole but otherwise this has been a pretty neat experience! Translation is laudable, given the nature of the text, gameplay is mediocre but story is pretty great, music is nice with looping problems, graphics are immersive and original but have some issues (such as blue artifacts around portraits, which are also 10% transparent for some reason, but otherwise its very smooth)
anyway im very positively impressed by story and narrative~ not what i usually get from rm horror games but what i usually crave for!~
anyway im very positively impressed by story and narrative~ not what i usually get from rm horror games but what i usually crave for!~
enigmaopoeia
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Thank you for your review on THE PANSPERMIA, Joseph Seraph! We really appreciate the feedback!
Red-Cube
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Overall sound and graphics are ok, yet there are some minor gamedesign issues which dampen the experince. For example the "Panspermia Theory" shouldn't fade automatically. The player should read text at his own pace. Also 2 thirds of the turorial messages are obsolete do to the quite intuitive gameplay (actually everything except for the locker description).
Is this your first game? Cause mine had those flaws as well. :)
Is this your first game? Cause mine had those flaws as well. :)
Played it around a month ago. Bad graphics since its using rpg maker 2000, But a very good story. It had me stressed and rooting for many of the characters a lot. Although, the ending was
It was hard at times, and frustrating at places. But if youre careful, you wont have a problem with (minor spoiler about mechanics which is already in mechanics.png) . And though I dont remember much of them, i think the puzzles were pretty good/hard, and the answers are given! If I were to rate it, Id rate it pretty highly.
If you somehow enountered this obscure place on the internet and are looking at the comments to decide whether to download or not, id say give it a shot.
Edit: I agree with Joseph Sarah, however I didnt notice any looping problems in music. But I cant be sure since its been a while. THE OST is unique and fitting to the game.
predictable to me. It was a terrible choice to trust april, and obviously the crew needed to take more measures which they didnt. But I must admit that I had completely forgotten about the encounter with the "mother". But even if that never happened, the crew needed to be quarantined for years if not for their whole life along with the ship, and I dont think thats what the people on Mars base did. Goodbye humanity. It sucks a lot for Rouse, and the others. she and they deserved a lot better. Oh well...
It was hard at times,
especially if you werent prepared for the last bossfight.
your health and sanity bar. Even I didnt have much trouble.
If you somehow enountered this obscure place on the internet and are looking at the comments to decide whether to download or not, id say give it a shot.
Edit: I agree with Joseph Sarah, however I didnt notice any looping problems in music. But I cant be sure since its been a while. THE OST is unique and fitting to the game.
enigmaopoeia
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Ilackoriginality:
Thanks for the write up, we've enjoyed reading it!
orcaproductions:
If it helps any, we have written a puzzle solution guide for THE PANSPERMIA.
Was there any place you are particularly stuck at?
Thanks for the write up, we've enjoyed reading it!
orcaproductions:
If it helps any, we have written a puzzle solution guide for THE PANSPERMIA.
Was there any place you are particularly stuck at?
enigmaopoeia
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Alright, we will be writing a guide for THE PANSPERMIA. It will take us some time to write it out and we appreciate the patience on this.
author=enigmaopoeia
Alright, we will be writing a guide for THE PANSPERMIA. It will take us some time to write it out and we appreciate the patience on this.
Thanks
enigmaopoeia
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orcaproductions:
We have posted up our spoiler-free walkthrough for THE PANSPERMIA. We really appreciate your patience on this.
We hope this helps you out and good luck with the game!
We have posted up our spoiler-free walkthrough for THE PANSPERMIA. We really appreciate your patience on this.
We hope this helps you out and good luck with the game!
author=enigmaopoeia
orcaproductions:We have posted up our spoiler-free walkthrough for THE PANSPERMIA. We really appreciate your patience on this.
We hope this helps you out and good luck with the game!
SUPER DUPER THANKS
one thing: is necessary that to get the 4 survivor endings, i'll need to play the game 4 times? or making 4 savefiles?
enigmaopoeia
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author=orcaproductions
one thing: is necessary that to get the 4 survivor endings, i'll need to play the game 4 times? or making 4 savefiles?
The short answer: No, you only really need to play the game two times to see all the endings.
But for the longer answer, I'll place everything behind a spoiler just in case:
The game has it where depending on the rapport you have with specific people, they will reward you a special gift at Chapter 6 if you have a maximum rapport with them (3 points). These special gifts are an item that you can use to help you in the last chapter. So if you want to see all these special gifts, then yes -- you will need to play the game four separate times.
If you want to use one savefile for all four playthroughs, the only point you can do this is just after the prologue and talking to Baker, Dr. Brandt, Klein, and Attlee a maximum of two times. (Speaking to them a third time will lock you into a rapport with them.) Then you can use that savefile for each ending which will allow you to get their special gift and their unique survivor ending.
...
But if the special gift isn't as important, then you only really need to play the game twice to see all four endings.
In your first playthrough, speak to Baker three times in Chapter 1, but don't do his request. Then in Chapter 3, talk to Dr. Brandt three times. And in Chapter 5, the game will randomly select either Baker or Dr. Brandt to be your survivor.
Then in your second playthrough, speak to Klein three times in Chapter 1, but don't do her request. Then in Chapter 3, talk to Attlee three times. And in Chapter 5, the game will randomly select either Klein or Attlee to be your survivor.
This way, it is possible to see all four endings without playing the game four times.
If you want to use one savefile for all four playthroughs, the only point you can do this is just after the prologue and talking to Baker, Dr. Brandt, Klein, and Attlee a maximum of two times. (Speaking to them a third time will lock you into a rapport with them.) Then you can use that savefile for each ending which will allow you to get their special gift and their unique survivor ending.
...
But if the special gift isn't as important, then you only really need to play the game twice to see all four endings.
In your first playthrough, speak to Baker three times in Chapter 1, but don't do his request. Then in Chapter 3, talk to Dr. Brandt three times. And in Chapter 5, the game will randomly select either Baker or Dr. Brandt to be your survivor.
Then in your second playthrough, speak to Klein three times in Chapter 1, but don't do her request. Then in Chapter 3, talk to Attlee three times. And in Chapter 5, the game will randomly select either Klein or Attlee to be your survivor.
This way, it is possible to see all four endings without playing the game four times.
author=enigmaopoeiaauthor=orcaproductionsThe short answer: No, you only really need to play the game two times to see all the endings.
one thing: is necessary that to get the 4 survivor endings, i'll need to play the game 4 times? or making 4 savefiles?
But for the longer answer, I'll place everything behind a spoiler just in case:
The game has it where depending on the rapport you have with specific people, they will reward you a special gift at Chapter 6 if you have a maximum rapport with them (3 points). These special gifts are an item that you can use to help you in the last chapter. So if you want to see all these special gifts, then yes -- you will need to play the game four separate times.
If you want to use one savefile for all four playthroughs, the only point you can do this is just after the prologue and talking to Baker, Dr. Brandt, Klein, and Attlee a maximum of two times. (Speaking to them a third time will lock you into a rapport with them.) Then you can use that savefile for each ending which will allow you to get their special gift and their unique survivor ending.
...
But if the special gift isn't as important, then you only really need to play the game twice to see all four endings.
In your first playthrough, speak to Baker three times in Chapter 1, but don't do his request. Then in Chapter 3, talk to Dr. Brandt three times. And in Chapter 5, the game will randomly select either Baker or Dr. Brandt to be your survivor.
Then in your second playthrough, speak to Klein three times in Chapter 1, but don't do her request. Then in Chapter 3, talk to Attlee three times. And in Chapter 5, the game will randomly select either Klein or Attlee to be your survivor.
This way, it is possible to see all four endings without playing the game four times.
Thanks
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