Ticket to Earth

Almost every person who has already enjoyed this development says that the emotion is simply a rollercoaster. First of all, it must be said that this development is generating a lot of interest due to the large number of reviews about it.  And after that, many believe that the mechanics of the game should be more lively. But we need to look at everything in more detail.

Walkthrough

The gist of the game is that a corporation sells tickets for a spaceship that will transport people from grey Mars, where there is no comfort, to Earth. But it costs a lot of money. So the Martian has no way of paying for it, so conflicts happen.

But in Ticket to Earth there are also criminals who want to escape and even overthrow the government to make a difference. So the storylines intertwine and it adds interest to the process of getting through. But it all starts after the escape from the prison, special machines destroy almost everything they meet on the way, and only 2 characters survive.

The essence of the playthrough is formed on the Grid, where you have to make moves and act similarly. Some say the plot is odd, but interesting enough. On any of the levels there are enemies to fight. But it’s important to note that only 2 actions are available to the character per turn. You can either move or attack. But if you go a certain route, you can also get a bonus as a bonus. So you have to think before you act.

But the enemies don’t lag behind either. The units differ from each other in type, such as the distance you can pass in a turn and so on. As time goes on, the passing gets more difficult, and simple actions to gain bonuses and victory will clearly not be enough. And over time, in addition to missions, you’ll also need to do additional things, which also increases the interest in the game. This applies to skill upgrades and so on. But here too, there is a but, very quickly this kind of tasks become more and more difficult, so that it is almost impossible to complete them.

And often noted that the gameplay spoils the random appearance of tiles. For example, the player is already one step away from death and wants to escape, and all available actions are already spent, and after the next action the tile can appear in a place where the enemy can easily catch up with the character.

Still, what happens in the game is very entertaining. But the token and field situation is most often on the side of the AI, which does not please the player. Sometimes it gets to the point of absurdity.

But overall, the puzzle game is enjoyable and really worth the time spent on it.