Star Odyssey yɛ saa Sega Genesis RPG ahorow a ɛyɛ nwonwa, a ɛyɛ aniberesɛm no mu biako a ɛte sɛ nea ɛrebɔ mmɔden sɛ ɛbɛyɛ biribiara prɛko pɛ —ahunmu akodi, okyinnsoromma so a wɔtu, ne asɛm a ahɔho ahyɛ mu ma a ɔkwan bi so no wɔn nyinaa ka Borɔfo kasa a edi mũ. Wode hyɛn ketewa bi a ɛyɛ mmerɛw ne asɛmpatrɛw adwuma a emu nna hɔ a ɛfa nsoromma kuw no a wobegye ho na efi ase, nanso anigye no fã yɛ sɛnea biribiara yɛ adwuma no ho a wubehu ara kwa. Ɔko no turn-based nanso weirdly frontic, na okyinnsoromma ahorow no fi "Barren Wasteland" kosi "Dɛn nti na biribiara neon pink wɔ ha?"

It’s got that classic Jank — dislogue yɛ hilariously stiff, na ebinom a mechanics te nka sɛ wɔn na wɔyɛɛ wɔn a obi a wate RPGs secondhand nkutoo ho asɛm. Nanso charm wɔ basabasayɛ no mu. Wobɛfa crew a misfits (me favorite's The Cyborg a onwiinwii wɔ petrol ho ka ho), upgrade wo hyɛn no de scrap a wuhu sɛ ɛrehuruhuruw wɔ ahunmu, na ɛtɔ mmere bi a hintidua kɔ boss ntɔkwaw a ɛyɛ kwan a ɛyɛ den sen sɛnea ɛsɛ sɛ ɛyɛ. Nnyigyei no ayɛ ma a saa Genesis synths a ɛyɛ mmerɛw a ɛbɔ wo ti anaasɛ ɛma wo ti yɛ wo yaw no ayɛ no ma —ɛnyɛ ntam.

Sɛ wowɔ retro games a ɛnkura wo nsa mu a, eyi yɛ time capsule a ɛfata sɛ ɛpaapae. Nhwɛ kwan kɛkɛ sɛ ntease bɛba mu bere nyinaa.