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GhostShark / Nov 20, 2019 / Adventure
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CompareEvery day is the same on the faraway Bento space-lighthouse - until a mysterious radio message breaks through. Evade the past, welcome oblivion, make the perfect Italian coffee. Still There is a psychological adventure game about grief, technical puzzles, wacky AIs and dark humour. How far is far enough?
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84% positive, 872 reviews
I want to like this game; it seems really cool on the surface, but I can't. The puzzles dont naturally flow and cause lots of minor headaches. The first puzzle is the only one that is documented and something you can actually flow through. The rest are just too vague to be fun.
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-22
Still There transforms the loneliness of deep space into an intimate adventure built around technical puzzles, everyday routines, dark comedy, and a surprisingly emotional story. Developed by GhostShark and published by Iceberg Interactive, it places players in the role of Karl Hamba, the operator of The Bento, an isolated space lighthouse far removed from ordinary civilization. Karl has become accustomed to a...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-12
Played this ages ago. Forgot to write a review. I just remember I loved it; more than any other point-and-click in the last couple of decades. It felt special.
1 found this helpful, 2026-09-11
There's a sort of peace in surrender. Not because everything makes sense ... but because, for the first time, it doesn't have to.
7 found this helpful, 2026-07-24
really nice (and sad) lore, good puzzles, beautiful aesthetics. If on sale this game is worth much more than the money spent
2 found this helpful, 2026-07-02
Solid narrative story. The fun of the game is picking up manuals or notes around the space station and reading them and trying to figure out the puzzles based on the instructions. Unfortunately, even though the instructions make sense in the game world some of the mechanical puzzles are very advanced for this type of story and I think there needed to be more of a ramp up for the more mechanical puzzles. They do have...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-18
An odd duck of a game. Love the concept and the presentation (the fully interactable command console and keyboard was a nice surprise). The Puzzles can lean on the frustrating side and it feels like an oversight that you can't pin the in-game technical manual while trying to resolve them, instead having to click through the menu. I liked the humour for the most part (although I can see why others found it grating)...
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-21
It’s like pulling teeth. There’s gonna be a lot of words and possibly a couple of spoilers You’ve been warned. The puzzles are subpar, and not because they are too difficult or too easy, they are incongruous. Strange Horticulture has better puzzles. And don’t get me started on the “interactive” feature - you are given weird, illogical options and your choice doesn’t matter. You will arrive at the same place in the...
1 found this helpful, 2026-07-23
Still There is far more than just a space-puzzle game; it’s an immersive study in isolation and human emotion. The developers have crafted a world within the station where every interaction feels heavy with purpose. Key Highlights: Incredible Interaction: The level of detail is staggering. Almost every object in the station is interactive, giving the environment a tangible sense of place and depth. Rational...
9 found this helpful, 2026-03-31
They say space is desolate. wait till you play this game. Would be a hard choice if you'd want to be still there doing terrible puzzles or still here wasting time.
5 found this helpful, 2026-05-02