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I am in this game blind and it's addictive. The fact I have only 30 in game days to get Olimar's ship working, or I gotta essentially restart, puts me under constant pressure to make every second count. Playing blind, I have no certainty that a ship part I see on my map or just out of reach is absolutely necessary for the ship. It takes exploration, strategy, time management, and a bit of puzzle solving just to reach most parts. When you do, Olimar gives a description of the part that hints if it's necessary or not without usually stating directly if it's absolutely necessary (so you might as well just collect everything if you can).

I am trying to collect all parts (4 parts and 5 days left). I really don't know if I will be able to at my pace, or even if I will get Olimar home at all.

This hands off pressured approach is really refreshing to play.



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