'Read News' checks your news feed for something new, 'Check Calendar' summarizes your major goals for that location, and you can also text multiple people.

You can also check your phone in each location, which is a neat feature. ( Space Punk Moon Tour is pure parser, though the graphics are there to enhance the experience - not to interact with.) The graphics are charming and remind me some of those in Sierra's 1980s graphics/parser hybrid games. I hope sometime to return to the game and finish it.

In the end, I made it to ( Spoiler - click to show) the second day on the spaceship before stopping. In general, the fact that Tina appears to be from a lower socioeconomic class than you normally get for an IF protagonist makes her more interesting to play. I'm wondering if this will tie in to the story behind Tina's father's disappearance. In addition, there's a subplot about a fire years ago in a factory owned by Cobri, a major corporation that seems to control everything. Even Tina's grandmother, who won't let Tina touch her hot chocolate, was someone I found kind of endearing. There are also a couple of strange wire collectors in the subway, a woman with whom Tina bonds in the bathroom over feminine hygiene products, and an alien working the space flight information desk. These guys, Tina, and her friend Jantasha all know each other and have a history with each other. Then there's TJ, Tina's boss (I think) who wants her to meet him in a sketchy room in the Underground and deliver a mysterious package for him. For instance, ( Spoiler - click to show) there's Tina's former coworker she meets on the subway who is on his way to a job interview but who also, oddly, has had his shoes stolen. The story gets more interesting - particularly with the quirky characters. Ade McT indicated that he had ( Spoiler - click to show) made it onto the spaceship within two hours, so I thought I would give it another try. I was on the verge of giving up (there's no walkthrough), and then I checked some of the other reviews. There are several reasonable actions you can try that don't do anything, some objects aren't fully implemented, and I had guess-the-verb problems on multiple occasions. In addition, I quickly discovered that the game needs more polish. There are A LOT of objects in the first two rooms. I found the game a bit daunting at first. Tina has just won tickets to the moon to see her favorite band in concert. You play as nineteen-year-old Tina, who lives with her grandmother after the death of her mother and the disappearance of her father. Space Punk Moon Tour is a long parser game written using the Quest system.

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