Something an extremely-talented Newgrounds content creator from the 2000s would make if computers had the power they had now, Star Fetchers is unapologetically strange and bizarre, yet remains completely comprehensible somehow and extremely fun to play. SO much content, both normal (by this game's standards, anyways) and hidden. Talk with an android about the consequences of the technological singularity, converse with a pessimistic vending machine owner, and discuss the implications of The Saving Stick, all in-between asserting your dominance in the underworld because you decided to bring anime katana skills to a gun fight.

Oh, and do stick around until midnight your time. The game has such great things to show you....

Something an extremely-talented Newgrounds content creator from the 2000s would make if computers had the power they had now, Star Fetchers is unapologetically strange and bizarre, yet remains completely comprehensible somehow and extremely fun to play. [b]SO[/b] much content, both normal (by this game's standards, anyways) and hidden. Talk with an android about the consequences of the technological singularity, converse with a pessimistic vending machine owner, and discuss the implications of The Saving Stick, all in-between asserting your dominance in the underworld because you decided to bring anime katana skills to a gun fight. Oh, and do stick around until midnight your time. The game has such great things to show you....