Lost in the Void : Chapter One

Awsome little game with a lot of heart.

Great game with awesome 80s aesthetics and soundtrack and intriguing story. Overall it's fun to play and just like mom's smell of coffee this game has also something warm and familiar about it. I definitely recommend it

Great atmosphere - visual style, music and environment with a pretty good story and dialogues - I found them funny and realistic. Despite the pixel art graphic that might not seem appetising for a modern gamer the game is very immersive and one wishes to be the kid and go out with his friends after school. Looking forward for next chapter!

This game has just the right amount of 80's aesthetics and coming-of-age nostalgia. I especially enjoyed the soundtrack, which perfectly complements the overall atmosphere. Also the dialogues with my friends, and of course, the beautiful bike rides. It works great in both Slovak and English.

real nice soundtrack & overall atmosphere. Chapter 2 needs more interaction with the cat!

This was a truly magical experience with great soundtrack, atmosphere and dialogues that can be just as funny as they can hit close to the heart. It doesn't really matter where you grew up, you instantly feel like this little town could have been your home. But it's not just a nostalgia trip, there's something mysterious lurking somewhere and it makes me pretty excited for chapter two

This isometric RPG is quite different from others when it comes to the 80s aesthetic. Things down to the music, sound effects, and the dialogue make for an interestin game. The one thing I'd like to see is voice overs. Would bring the game to life more. I barely got out of the first section of the game when it comes to gettin our bike fixed but I'm still intrigued. Another good un for 5 bucks. Gameplay Impressions: https://youtu.be/mJUfOvU15zE

Had fun! + Good writing, lots of original pieces, even in non-story dialogue and item descriptions + Soundtrack and sound design + Atmosphere, reminded of nice parts of Stranger Things + Cool dev tricks, like party disappearing, instead of figuring out how to follow you - Minor visual bugs, like wall clipping and inconsistencies - Non-consequential dialogue choices? - Missing player hints - most interactions/pathways had visual hint, some had not As a retro game it would not miss mouse control - cursor was distracting at times.

The game is great, only thing i'm missing is like few more hours or gameplay (which will be solved by replays since you have different options and achievements to chase and future chapters). The look of the game is Top and hardly seen these days with big releases. It scratches different need than your usual AAA game, which I imagine was the intent. 11/10 would recomend. The fact that the Nightcall Studio is Primarily DJ / synthwave producer made the soudtrack is the best one i've seen in small indie game so far.

Beautiful little snack brimming with nostalgia, aesthetics and awesome soundtrack. Excited for chapter two. Btw - the ring is in the tree stump near the DnD nerds but you don't know that from me.