Heavenly Bodies somehow does make the experience more fulfilling as an overall package compared to the previously mentioned games though, but it’s design can hinder it when the frustration builds through longer play sessions. Throw in a game designed around traversing a base full of obstacles, puzzles and treacherous hazards, you can probably imagine the potential for fatal mishaps and maddening failure. Space is already disorientating enough as it is – what with its lack of gravity causing a complete loss of weight and force to propel yourself around and all that.
See, Heavenly Bodies channels those aforementioned titles, only this time, it’s in space. That is, until Heavenly Bodies crash-landed its way onto my PS5 with its, shall we say, interesting ideas. Thankfully for my sanity, I hadn’t dabbled in them myself. Getting Over It especially sticks fondly in my memory due to all of the amusing fury videos I saw. Mechanically infuriating, they were a source of hilarious rage from YouTubers and players alike which found their calling as humorous and silly titles that will test your will. Games like Getting Over It and Surgeon Simulator have certainly had their followings in the past decade or so. That’s kind of like what playing games like Heavenly Bodies are for me. In the end, you just become a screaming, shitting mess out of pure ignorant frustration.
HEAVENLY BODIES GAME HOW TO
Now, remember you’re an infant baby, so none of them are of any yse to you, because your brain has no idea how to utilise them properly. You can see your arms and legs, you can feel them, and you can see all the amazing things you’d love to interact with, using said limbs.
Imagine you have the limb control and physical autonomy of an infant. I’d like you to do a quick little exercise with me. Launch off into space to explore the cosmos in this beautiful yet maddening puzzle-exploration title.
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