A superb example of good mechanics. You won't be surprised by the 'routine gets established and then disrupted' storytelling, but it gets better. It also shows how to use the manual style of technical puzzles without it becoming work (looking at you, Zachtronics).

I am not sure if I like the ending, it feels very indie game-y to me and while it felt very good at first, it faded out to become a question mark similar to The Suicide of Rachel Foster.

But still, it's a beautiful rendition of the emptiness and solitude of space, and sometimes being unlucky.