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About This Game Aliya Elasra is an archaeologist, exploring a strange region of space called the Nebula with her robot sidekick Six, hoping to uncover the secrets of the long-forgotten past. When a roboticist from the University of Iox goes missing, Aliya begins a trail of discoveries that will lead to the very edge of her world - and the ancient secret of Heaven's Vault. "One of the most well-realized video game worlds ever, with your curiosity and personality molding your story through the Nebula" - USGamer"Heaven’s Vault is both ambitious and beautiful. It conjures a world rich with life... I don’t hesitate to recommend Heaven’s Vault." - Game Informer"Heaven's Vault is one of the most enthralling narrative-driven adventure games I've played" - WiredSail an open-world of fast flowing space-rivers, discover lost ruins, explore ancient sites, find artefacts and translate their strange hieroglyphics. Piece together the history of the world and an entire ancient language. From the creators of massively-branching interactive adventure 80 Days, Heaven's Vault is not your usual linear adventure game. Progress through the game in any order you choose - the game's fully adaptive narrative remembers every choice you make, every discovery and every action you take, influencing what happens next. Meet a diverse cast of characters who remember everything you say, and who's attitude to you will change with how you act. Some are friendly, some are cautious, and some are out to trick you. Who will you trust? What will you find? What will you learn? What will you risk? What will you lose? 7aa9394dea Title: Heaven's VaultGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:inkle LtdPublisher:inkle LtdRelease Date: 16 Apr, 2019 Heaven's Vault Activation Code [Password] heaven's vault locations. heavens vault steam forum. heaven's vault eurogamer. heaven's vault how long to beat. heaven's vault tapi. heaven's vault studded with stars. heaven's vault release. heaven's vault on steam. heaven's vault help. heaven's vault mobile. heaven's vault esrb. heaven's vault oroi. vault of heaven chart. heaven's vault a reunion. heaven's vault withering palace. heaven's vault ipad. heaven's vault length. heaven's vault video game. heaven's vault xbox one. vault heavens ernst wilhelm. heaven's vault forum. heaven's vault enrollment. heaven's vault olan rogers. heaven's vault ending. heaven's vault let's play. heaven's vault game review. heaven's vault linux. heaven's vault language. heavens vault the wisdom of swine. heavens vault youtube. heaven's vault pc. vault in heaven crossword. heavens vault press kit. heaven's vault cratered moon. heavens vault steamspy. heaven's vault release date. heaven's vault new game plus. heaven's vault xbox. heaven vault astrology. heaven's vault story. heavens vault steamspy. heaven's vault withering palace. heaven's vault cast. heaven's vault ios. heaven's vault guide. heaven's vault new game plus. heaven's vault ancient aquifer. heaven's vault walkthrough. heaven's vault release. heaven's vault hltb. heaven's vault voice actor. heavens vault achievement guide. heaven's vault rock paper shotgun. heaven's vault bugs. heaven's vault ps4 store. vault of heaven crossword. heaven's vault language. heavens vault android. heaven's vault should crack. heaven's vault tapi. heaven's vault hours. heaven's vault ios. heaven's vault empress. heavens vault dictionary. heaven's vault maersi. heaven's vault music. heaven's vault ps4 patch. heaven's vault words. heavens vault review. heaven's vault game. heaven's vault fast travel. heaven's vault tips. heaven's vault ps4 price. heaven's vault words. heaven's vault aamir. heavens vault renaki. heaven's vault observatory. vault for heaven. heavens vault press kit. heaven's vault burned tower. vault heavens ernst wilhelm. heaven's ebon vault. heaven's vault playtime. vault in heaven. heavens vault twitter. heaven's vault voice actress. heaven's vault mac. vault in heaven. heaven's vault rps Really a quite fascinating and unique game. It's has its quirks - odd UI choices, maddeningly slow walking and pauses in dialogues, but more than makes for it by wonderfully evoking an entire little civilization, and the brilliant use of deciphering the Ancient script to slowly unravel the "true" history of the Nebula. Not too often when you finish the game, you immediately want to start another playthrough, but Heaven's Vault did that.. Really a quite fascinating and unique game. It's has its quirks - odd UI choices, maddeningly slow walking and pauses in dialogues, but more than makes for it by wonderfully evoking an entire little civilization, and the brilliant use of deciphering the Ancient script to slowly unravel the "true" history of the Nebula. Not too often when you finish the game, you immediately want to start another playthrough, but Heaven's Vault did that.. A fantastic and unique game if you are fan of adventure games. A gold standard in storytelling and worldbuilding and worth the price on the tin. Demands multiple replays to try different combinations and grow your vocabulary. Great middle section and engaging storytelling hamstrung ultimately by a binary ending that made me think of Mass Effect 3 in terms of how frustrating.PROS-Some of the best world-building I've ever seen in a game. The way the lore is discovered, and how your own actions affect the characters' UNDERSTANDING of said lore is absolutely unique. Absolutely the best feature of the game and will make it recommended study in writing classes years from now.-The translation mechanic is really interesting, and really pushes you to explore the world more and more. The logic of the language is sound (save for maybe an edge case of a word here and there that seems to be counterintuitive).-Rewards exploration, combing over ruins rewards you with new words to really increase your understanding of the game.-The replayability is insane. The new game+ concept of carrying over your dictionary from playthrough to playthrough makes each subsequent replay more revealing. I'm wrapping up my third and will likely start my fourth now. -Writing and characterization is really well done, you're not creating a character a la an RPG (Aliya and her compatriots all have relatively set personalities) but your actions within those realms are very consistent and allow you to immerse yourself within them.-Active dev team working to respond to community feedback and bug reports, especially narrative breaks and things like that.CONS-The artstyle of the game is... sometimes really unfortunate. While the 3D environemtns have a fun simplistic cartoony look, the sprites can become really tiresome. Setting aside the jarring animation (especially for any character who isn't Aliya or her robot) the artstyle chosen can only be described as tumblr-esque. Ugly characters across the board (save for our protagonist), weird proportions, completely inexplicable rosacia. It definitely took some getting used to.-VERY punishing progression system. You can't revisit older ruins you've already explored (with no justifications save for ONE moon of the near dozen you can visit). Accidentally hitting the wrong button, missing an artifact, etc. can ruin an entire playthrough (especially if you had a specific goal). Which, if you're on a replay trying to do something specific, can make you play through hours before you can redo (as restarting the game wipes your dictionary).-The ending is static, and literally nothing you do affects the actual ending (aside from your characters' understanding of what's going on). It's especially disappointing as literally every other aspect of the game is affected by your choices. The order you do things shapes your entire perspective throughout any given playthrough. But when you reach the last act of the game, (which can come at pretty much any point after the opening chapters), the game is gonna be pretty much no different playthorugh to playthrough, and the ending itself is entirely underwhelming, making it really unclear what the developers intentions were with the ending or the story as a whole.Overall though, the game is a fantastic experience, its replayability makes the disappointing ending more like a bump in an otherwise incredible story. inkle studios has achieved something unique and incredible, and hopefully the work they've done inspire many others and lead to huge developments in storytelling and worldbuilding. Absolutely pick it up!. As a fan of interactive narrative fiction, I was curious to try the innovative gameplay described in the product page. What I wasn't prepared for was becoming obsessed with it! A modern mystery tied to the deep past, rather than the usual inventory-item-unlocks-narrative paradigm, Heaven's Vault only gives you the parts of the story that you, as an archaeologist, uncover or translate. The world building is deep and satisfying. The only negative I have to offer is that the ending felt just a little weak after 25 hours of gameplay building to it, but I will say that the ending felt very natural as opposed to a contrived doomsday scenario with multiple explosions.That said, I think the game is a true innovative standout. Inkle has just gone on my "must watch" list of studios.. As a fan of interactive narrative fiction, I was curious to try the innovative gameplay described in the product page. What I wasn't prepared for was becoming obsessed with it! A modern mystery tied to the deep past, rather than the usual inventory-item-unlocks-narrative paradigm, Heaven's Vault only gives you the parts of the story that you, as an archaeologist, uncover or translate. The world building is deep and satisfying. The only negative I have to offer is that the ending felt just a little weak after 25 hours of gameplay building to it, but I will say that the ending felt very natural as opposed to a contrived doomsday scenario with multiple explosions.That said, I think the game is a true innovative standout. Inkle has just gone on my "must watch" list of studios.. This is a very careful recommendation. The game is very unique and does many things right, but it comes with its share of issues, most stemming from its open-world trappings and design. At times it can be excellent and like nothing else on the market, but those moments are few and far between, drowned in rather tedious exploration and many small control and camera issues. When it works, it's great, but sadly it mostly doesn't work. That said, I am all for supporting developers who take these sorts of creative risks, and the positives outweigh the negatives, if slightly.. It's very good.Decoding the ancient language is a delight. The characters are well written and engaging, and I get the impression that there's more variety in them than I saw in a single playthrough.It's also a very odd game.It's not exactly that the game breaks "the rules". It's more like the game doesn't recognise that there ARE rules. In a way, it feels like it belongs to an earlier age, when new genres were being forged. I don't think this is the product of accident or naivete. It reminds me of experimental games like Trinity (1986) and Blue Ice (1996), though it's a great deal more accessible than either.It's not completely perfect.I started playing before the first patch came out, and there were plenty of quirks and janks and gremlins along the way. I gladly forgave most of them, though. The design may be bold, occasionally disconcerting and elliptical... but the heart of the game is just good, straightforward storytelling. And it does that really well.. You know these 'archeology games' where the language puzzles are so obvious that they are just an insult to your intelligence.Heaven's Vault is completely different. In fact the first translation you see is given without any hints whatsoever what the characters might mean. You just have to guess. Like you would in real life. And then find more pieces that refer to the same words or symbols, and refine your guesses, or realize that you gone down a completely wrong route.As time progresses and your list of words grows you start to see patterns and after a while it becomes easier and easier to recognize unknown words. After about 300 words I would say I have a 99% accuracy rating now. This deduction is extremely satisfying, and once you can read a word made out of a dozen characters you feel like you accomplished something real.The story also is pretty well thought out. At the start it makes little sense, and even at the end of the first walkthrough you might feel there are bits that still don't quite add up. But as you play repeatedly you gain more information and eventually the whole world and history will come together and make perfect sense.Now this game might not be for everyone- The game is slow, very slow. There is a lot of slow walking and sailing. Personally I don't mind this as there is constant banter between the main character and her sidekick robot during those long walk but some people might find this frustrating.- You will not know the full story after the first walkthrough. Or the second, or the third even. As with real archeology, there will always be unanswered questions, guessed, false premises, etc. But that is part of the game and it will encourage you to play again, try different approaches, see if the findings across multiple timelines confirm each other or not, etc. Update - Balancing Tweak, More Ancient: New update to Heaven's Vault is all things that are hard to spot, so here's what you (won't) see on playing:The big one is the balance: towards the mid-to-late game on some runs, when the map starts to get very broad, we've found the game being a little reluctant to provide the key artefacts that open up new sites to visit. This update tweaks the balance to make key artefacts more frequent if you're looking for somewhere new to explore.Tl;dr, if in doubt; get a drink with Timor; show your stuff to Tapi; or talk to Huang - we've made them more helpful in tight corners: assuming you can keep them on side, of course...We've also added:- more words of Ancient, and some more long phrases, particularly for those into their third / fourth runs- lots and lots and lots of little story fixes, polish, and specifics. Thanks to everyone who emailed in!Meanwhile, here's the Guardian naming Heaven's Vault as it's Game of the Month for April[www.theguardian.com]:"...a game of quietly forceful consequence.... the way Heaven’s Vault builds its sense of meaning and magnitude will stay with you far longer than the latest apocalyptic zombie-popper.". The Space Birthday Update: New Hazards: This post is about a feature of the free Space Birthday Update, out now! See this post for the details.Today we're announcing not so much one new feature as seven: all the new hazards you'll start seeing on missions with the Space Birthday Update. Like any hazards, the mission generator only uses these when they're appropriate for the mission's difficulty level - we didn't make the game harder overall. We did, however, add some ultra-hard missions at the top end of the spectrum that we'll be talking about later.Telepads. Heaven's Vault playable at MCM London Comic Con!: We're super excited to announce that the latest Heaven's Vault demo will be playable at MCM London Comic Con this year. (https://www.mcmcomiccon.com/london/)If you're there, come and try your hand at deciphering ancient inscriptions and exploring lost ruins!. The Space Birthday Update: Upgraded AI & Reworked Alarms: This post is about a feature of the free Space Birthday Update, out now! See this post for the details.Upgraded AI. A new patch is live! Version 2017.09.22.1: Our second patch is now up, here's what we changed:Fixed end game conversation with Fiasco sometimes not triggering after liberating all four Strongholds. We heard that screenshake can cause nausea for some, so we've added an option to disable it. The U key is no longer hard-coded to toggle UI. You can now bind other controls to U and toggle UI to other buttons.Fixed 'U' key display in Controls menu. Added fast-forward hint when player is carried. You'll no longer get Hijack missions with a No Living Witnesses clause, because, well, you're delivering the whole ship and everyone on it, so who really cares if any of them saw you?Fixed a rare crash when player is floating in space. A couple of people were getting graphical corruption or the game not starting, if that's you we have a second possible solution to this in the tech post now, full instructions there: http://steamcommunity.com/app/268130/discussions/0/1496741765123664804/Thanks!