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The targeting is frustratingly inaccurate in the shooting sequences, and mastering the complex probe demands too much study. If you aren't a diehard puzzle fan, the alien landscapes start to look the same, and the plot focuses too much on exploring and too little on exciting developments. Each obstacle is followed by an engrossing cinematic sequence that carries you deeper into the plot, but you rarely interact with anything until the next puzzle.Īt first, the story's absorbing enough that all that time just holding your controller doesn't matter, but the intensity fades too quickly. You progress by completing puzzles and tasks, such as aligning colored tiles or gunning down a swarm of aliens. Wax WingsĬameplay's in short supply, though. Intense, dramatic music firmly sets the mood for each scene. The superb sounds effects, such as the liquidy slosh as the alien doors open, build an impression of otherworldliness that immerses you in the story line. The footage of the actors flows smoothly with only a touch of graininess, and the phenomenal sci-fi scenery will take your breath away. You accompany your pals by means of a tiny, floating probe with handy features like a sensory array, laser, and so on.Īrmed with more than two hours of live-action video, Daedalus's stunning graphics are as compelling as a big-budget Hollywood flick. When a collision strands you on a seemingly deserted alien ship, exploring the mysterious craft is the only way out.

Space BlastĪs Daedalus begins, you're confined to a life-support box and set out with Ari and Zack (played by Tia Carrere and Christian Bocher in strong performances) to scavenge from space wreckage. Daedalus Encounter takes you on a dazzling outer-space voyage fraught with puzzles, gorgeous graphics, more puzzles, a fascinating story line, and even more puzzles.