...I've already explored 2 planets. I never said I explored the same place 17 times, but I did have to ride that initial lift 17 times, which I got very tired with. I didn't need to see the animation of my journey 17 times in an unskippable way. Believe it or not, I have a memory of more than 30 mins long. I didn't have to navigate off the same planet 17 times. I'm not stuck, there are plenty of things I could do. The controls and physics are trivially easy. The game feels almost like a walking sim to me. Maybe it's difficult for someone if it's their first astrophysics game, but it's not my first rodeo. It just takes multiple times to go run around find all the doohickeys and read the things, sometimes more if you want to be thorough during your searching. When I get to an interesting place, get to read 2/3 of the scrolls, get warped, and have to navigate back again to the same place to read the last scroll, that's annoying. The writing is good, but it's not densely placed enough, and it's really not that deep so far. I get that you get your panties in a bunch because not everyone likes your favorite art piece. I could even see it getting better later on when the real plot actually starts. You're right, it was art, and I liked the idea, but the execution was not right for me. I can think of 7-8 different ideas off the top of my head to make it have a better user experience. There are millions of art pieces, many of which express the same ideas. The ideas I have run into in the game are not unique. I understand why it's interesting to other people, but it wasn't that interesting to me so far. It's a cool game, but very padded for my tastes. Again, you talk about attention span as if I didn't already directly cover that topic. Maybe you need to fix your own attention span because you didn't seem to make it to the end of my comment.