I saw the reviews that say it “runs out fast” but this game keeps surprising me. Every time I play, granted there are a lot of repetitive choices, I find soooo many different nuances, depending on your chosen captain, their current state, the state of and relationship with crew mates, which crew mates etc. etc. Not to mention your goal in each session, how long it takes you affecting the outcomes. Every time I think I know every possible outcome, I get a little surprise. But they are little surprises. So if you are bored easily, or too impatient to notice and don’t appreciate finer details affecting outcomes then this may not be game for you. I will keep playing because I am determined to visit every destination, achieve every happy/bad ending at least once, changing up captains randomly so I keep getting surprised. Ps it does glitch occasionally but usually because you chose person or object for both crafting or expedition and daily challenge. Usually an exit to main page for a moment will fix/ or allow you to choose more carefully. Or check language you can’t t give 100 power/ battery if you don’t have it

I’ve played both 60 Seconds & 60 Parsecs, and I’d have to say that 60 Parsecs is the superior title.1. The CharactersIn 60 Seconds, the family doesn’t have much personality. They have names and appearances, but nothing unique about them! In 60 Parsecs, each crew member as a special personality and different strengths and weaknesses, as well as more defining physical features. 2. The Story60 Seconds has you stay in a shelter due to a nuclear bomb to wait until you are rescued. 60 Parsecs has you launch into space inside a shuttle as Earth is bombed into destruction, and you must find somewhere to live. 60 Parsecs clearly wins in this category. 3. The Gameplay60 Parsecs updates the original formula with a crafting system, additional areas to travel, more characters and more! 60 Seconds main things to do are go on expeditions, make a choice, and ration. 60 Parsecs expands on the initial design and increases its quality.In conclusion, 60 Parsecs is a considerable step up from 60 Seconds (a game I enjoyed). I think this game is great and anyone who liked 60 Seconds with love 60 Parsecs.

This game is so fun! I really like that it’s available to play offline, ad free, and it doesn’t really drain my battery like some other games. The only thing is that I want to get the other version of this game, 60 Seconds, but the rating for the other game is 12+. I was thinking that should be changed just because they are the same game (and I can’t do 12+ because I have restrictions for school). Thanks for reading my review! Definitely recommend this game.

Game was really good except that it didn’t record any progress in the Records Section, I built lots of stuff but the records were all Zeros’s and showed none of the progress I had made, I was able to save a video to my photo album but when I clicked to save my adventure to Facebook after finishing, the game crashed and when I loaded it to try again it wouldn’t let me because the game save was gone and would only let me start a new game.I hope you fix this because when you make progress in a game it should show up in the game.This game could use a patch or two to fix those issues.And maybe a way to store more than one game save.