This reminds me of 60 parsecs! game, it's just more serious and no fellow astronauts, and 3d graphics, I am draught. You got my attention Houston... I mean Tin Can ^

"Houston, we have a problem! We have run out of toilet paper..."

But seriously, this looks like an interesting game. Now I'll wait for some reviews.

I'd call the pod "Moon". My first words when the hatch opens:
- Many thanks, Rescue Unit! Moon is a harsh mistress.

Apparently, there is no "save game" in this game (of any kind - no checkpoints, no save & exit, etc).

Steam thread for reference:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1315980/discussions/0/4417479689915692600/?tscn=1652387858


If the games are "pretty short", it may not need them. Still, it's good to know in advance.

When the game already is released it would be a good time to add the release date to the game card. ;) Thanks for the info. I'm very skeptical about games without a proper save/load mechanism.

Is this like that bomb defusing game? Everyone Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes?

"Hot Off the Press" ~ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1315980/Tin_Can/

Is this the kind of game that will end with death 70% all the time or this game actually fair?

Thanks.

Before the "no save system" hysteria sets in, let's give the game a fair chance.
I mean, in all honesty, not all games need save systems. The best example would be Monstrum.

Some games are designed for quick sessions, not longer that 2-3 hours. If you can organise that amount of time for yourself there is no real need for saving the game. It would possibly take away a lot from the experience of a randomised, threat-ridden survival.

That's theory of course, since I have not tried Tin Can yet, and can't say, if this is really that sort of game, but it sure looks like it. While generally I hate games that don't include any kind of logical saving mechanics and therefore waste your time (like the abysmal thing they did with Kingdom Come: Deliverence when it first came out), I genuinely understand, that in some games saving could de detrimental to the experience, and would encourage exploitaition.

I'm really interested in Tin Can, have wishlisted it a long time ago nad hopefully soon will be able to try the game out :)

I'm guessing if you enter space death is expected 100%? Hmmm...