OPUS: The Day We Found Earth

You can finish this game in 1-2 hours. It's also very narrative heavy and light on gameplay. You're essentially looking for a specific planet to scan, and when you scan the correct planet, you're taken back to the ship for more plot. That's practically the whole gameplay loop, which makes for a very stop-and-go play session. I understand that this was a mobile game, and this does have the feel of something that was originally developed for mobile that got a PC port. Though with how short the game is and with my understanding that the sequels are bigger and better, I'd at least get this on a sale so as to be able to go into the sequels with an understanding of what's going on

Emeth will find the Earth! because Emeth made a deal with Doctor! Jesus Guys! You thought a robot to be human in this game. I believe that AI should be showed/thought love in the first place too. Heart-warming experience.

disclaimer, i own this on nintendo switch not GOG. This game is really cute and relaxing to play. The music is really phenomenal and calming. However, there's one flaw that kills the replay value. As you're searching for Earth, one star will shine slightly brighter and make it obvious that it is the correct star to scan. it results in you not actually spending time scanning different stars to find the right one.

A little robot and it's Assistive AI on the search for Earth and a common friend. If you like to look at the night sky and it's myriad of stars, why not do the same in a game?

This might not be the most exciting one, but it works well.