Recent reviews by Calcite

I like that the game doesn't really follow the traditional MMO; rather, it's built as an ARPG with some MMO elements, even letting you enjoy the game solo.

As for the gameplay, there's A LOT to do, exploring, doing quests, various activities, tons of mini-games such as mahjong (somehow spent 2 hours playing mahjong with random NPC... AS A DOG) Or you can simply stroll around the immersive world filled with beautiful scenery and good NPC interaction. I played on Expert and the combat is enjoyable, haven't encountered any challenging enemies yet, except that totally normal random goose that insta-killed me.

While it's not for everyone, for a F2P game, I'd say it's fun to play and have a ton of content, the monetization is mostly cosmetic anyway.

Ughhh, I have Whenfield next month... but I'm glad it's not March 2026.
Also pog, Artorias comeback? I hope it's a duo fight with Sif.

The very first 3D OPUS game! From the demo alone, this is a huge change allowing devs to expand both the gameplay and storytelling.

Prism Peak feels different from the previous titles, I don't see a space-related theme this time around (or we just don't know yet) But that doesn’t really matter, I just hope the story is as good as Echo of Starsong and Rocket of Whispers!

Maybe it's just a demo thing, but I do feel like the Japanese voice feels a bit rushed, like it jumps from one line to the next too quickly. It could really use a pause between dialogues.

I really like the story and setting, especially how the Great Famine and its impact on people’s lives, stripped their humanity, doing literally anything to survive. corruption, cannibalism, banditry, human trafficking, etc. Very heavy themes.

That said, while there isn’t much of it, it feels morally off and weird if you play it for the romance side considering the protagonist’s job and age differences (Personally, I’d rather avoid this part)

I played it in Chinese Voice (It's the language available anyway at the time I played) and it's 10/10 Hanser ❤️

This is the kind of game you play when you want to take a rest, no combat, no complex mechanics, no handholding / quest markers telling you where to go (you explore simply because you want to know more)

It's just you, your curiousity and the outer wilds.
And the atmosphere is... truly unforgettable, it's terrifying, eerie, but also melancholically beautiful

Haven't spent much time and I’m pretty much only at the tip of the iceberg

But I can already see I'll spend hours and hours (send help!) enjoying every bit of it

"If the cosmos was not what brought us together, the cosmos never was."

The pacing starts out very slow, then it goes skyrockets near the end. Man... I love OPUS series

While the first game is literally about finding Earth in the vastness of space in the distant future, this one is more grounded towards the earth itself, so the theme about making a rocket in a dying world is perfectly fit OPUS theme, especially since it's more than just about flying a rocket to the space space burial, witches, diseases, etc

Definitely give it a try if you’re looking for a short, simple story packed with emotions.

33 minutes of sublime remix and alternate tracks
Thank you dev for the free soundtrack

"Unlike your planet, the flowers here... Are always in full bloom."

One of, if not the best, story-driven indie game I've ever played. You can call me dramatic, but if you're into the narrative-driven space exploration with a strong emphasis on story, atmosphere, rich world building and emotional music, I couldn't recommend it enough.

There's an easter egg about the previous OPUS game but honestly you don't really need to play the previous two to enjoy this one.

The ending is overshadowed easily from the beginning but ehh it doesn't really matter. I legit will not recover from the story. Arghhh I'd rather stuck in that planet with Eda and die, PLEASE SIGONO add a new ending

I can't stop playing.