Still There

Release date: 2019-11-20
Developers: GhostShark
Publishers: Iceberg Interactive
Genres: Adventure, Indie, Puzzle

86%Steam playersPositive · 1,364 reviews ↗ 77/100 MetacriticPC critic score ↗

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About this game

Every day is the same on the faraway Bento space-lighthouse – until a mysterious radio message breaks through. Evade the past, welcome oblivion, make the perfect Italian coffee. Still There is a psychological adventure game about grief, technical puzzles, wacky AIs and dark humour. How far is far enough?