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Summary
OPUS: The Day We Found Earth is a story-driven space exploration game following a robot named Emeth on a quest to fulfill his creator's promise of finding Earth. Players operate a deep space telescope to scan nearby stars and explore a vast galaxy, while searching a spaceship full of mysterious items in a visual novel-style narrative that uncovers the history of a centuries-old mission. The game features hand-crafted art depicting nebulas, planets and meteorites, along with a soundtrack of seventeen atmospheric compositions accompanying the journey. The first act is free to play, while the full version unlocking the rest of the story requires a one-time purchase.
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“As long as you remember LISA’s coordinates, I will always be with you.”
Dive into the boundless galaxy and go on a heartfelt adventure!
Help our little robot, Emeth, to fulfill a century-old promise by finding Earth in order to save Mankind—so step into the spaceship, operate a deep space telescope, and find out what’s out there in a boundless, unexplored outer space.
“A robot without a goal is nothing more than a calculator. So, listen up... Your goal, is to find Earth. Do we have a deal?” - Dr. Lisa, the creator of the robot and who believes that Earth is not just a myth.
“We have a deal… Emeth will find Earth!” - Emeth, the robot.
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"...lighthearted space exploration and stargazing that fits this purview to a T." – Rock Paper Shotgun
"I resonated with it (OPUS) on a spiritual level." [10/10] – OPNoobs
"...you may want to be sure there is a tissue nearby." [4/5] – Jay is Games
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FEATURES
▪ A story-driven experience that defies definition
▪ Unique gameplay mechanic
▪ A whole galaxy to explore and get lost in
▪ Meticulously crafted art
▪ A beautiful soundtrack to chill out to
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STORY
Millions of years in the future, mankind has forgotten its origin - Earth, and you must help a robot carry on his creator’s wish of finding it, as he realizes a greater purpose inside his tiny mechanical heart. An atmospheric, heartfelt story written by a several times Best Narration Award winning writer awaits you!
GAMEPLAY
Become a NASA scientist by operating a space telescope to scan nearby stars in the outer space as the adventure begins!
Also, the game is like a visual novel in which you search through a spaceship full of mysterious items to uncover the history of a centuries-old mission.
Art
Dive into the outer space to explore a vibrant starscape full of lovingly crafted milky way, nebulas, planets and meteorites.
Music
Enjoy 17 beautifully heartfelt, bittersweet soundtracks, and prepare to lose yourself in the organically generated soundscape while wandering through the galaxy!
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**The full version of OPUS requires a one time purchase to unlock, but you can experience the first part of it for free**
**Optimized for – iPhone 5 and above, iPad 2 and above, iPad Mini and above, iPod Touch 5
Requires iOS 8.0 and above**
** Though the first act is completely free for you to explore. You will have to purchase and unlock the full version of the game in order to progress through the rest of the story.
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