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Heaven's Vault - Unravelling The Past In Ace Archaeology Adventure

PC Gamer US Edition|July 2019

Unravelling the past in ace archaeology adventure, Heaven’s Vault.

- Philippa Warr

Heaven's Vault - Unravelling The Past In Ace Archaeology Adventure

Heaven’s Vault is exquisite. I’ve finished my first playthrough of the archaeological sci-fi adventure, so the main narrative mysteries like “What happened to roboticist Janniqi Renba?” and “What exactly is Heaven’s Vault?” are known. The reason I immediately headed into New Game Plus is that the real puzzle at the heart of Heaven’s Vault is translating the world’s Ancient hieroglyphics. That’s still unfolding and it’s absolutely stunning.

As archaeologist Aliya Elasra I’ve sailed the cosmic rivers of the Nebula in my wooden spaceboat. I’ve docked at distant moons, pottered around farms and markets, and chatted with a varied cast of characters, including many little exchangeswith my companion robot, Six. The story’s mysteries provide a structure to guide your explorations, but for me they were always secondary to the joy of collecting new text fragments and teasing out new meanings.

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