Albedo: Eyes from Outer Space
Released Apr 2015
You are John T. Longy, a night-watchman at JUPITER, a secret base, set in an old, partially abandoned research facility in a remote countryside location. JUPITER is the main laboratory of the OLYMPUS GROUP. The scientists there are conducting research on SPACE and TIME, but perhaps there is more to the experiments than meets the eye…
51% positive · 281 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to buy
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Evaluation
Albedo: Eyes from Outer Space launched out of Early Access on April 10, 2015. The developer's post on April 8, 2015 explicitly declared the game's development journey complete, describing it as "the last dev diary post" and celebrating the full release. The only DLC ever released was a free soundtrack pack on April 17, 2015, which represented the final content addition. Following the full release, a handful of patches shipped through September 2015 to smooth difficulty and fix bugs, but none introduced new story content. The last developer communication of any kind was a September 21, 2015 quality-of-life patch. A news post from April 2020 appeared on this game's feed but was actually a cross-promotion for an unrelated game (Spirit of the North) by the publisher — not a sign of renewed development on Albedo. No future content has ever been announced, no unreleased DLC exists on the store, and the developer has made no statements suggesting further updates are planned. The game shipped as a complete, self-contained experience and has been in that state since mid-2015.
Evidence
Developer explicitly declared the full release as the end of the dev diary journey, saying 'this journey is now complete' and thanking all contributors — the final official development communication for the game itself.
Final patch released with gameplay simplifications and quality-of-life improvements. Last developer communication related to the game.
Content
1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Silver Lining Interactive
Achievements
30
Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Inspired by 60s pulp sci-fi movies, Albedo: Eyes From Outer Space is a first-person adventure game. Working as a night-watchman at a partially abandoned, secret research facility, you are knocked unconscious by a nearby explosion. Waking in the complex’s basement you look up and see a gaping hole in the ceiling. Escaping the damaged building is only the start of your troubles and as you begin to explore the base you encounter strange, unearthly organisms. Is this all because of some sort of biological experiment gone wrong? You’ll need to fight for survival as you unravel the mysteries and solve the problems that lie ahead.
- A 60’s sci-fi, b-movie inspired narrative, with plenty of mystery and suspense!
- Stunning 3D environments and detailed objects to manipulate.
- Realistic and atmospheric sound effects will envelop you in your surroundings.
- Adventure-style gameplay featuring puzzle elements and incorporating first-person shoot’em-up action.
- Twenty detailed rooms to explore; each full of mystery, strange visions and intricate puzzles to solve.
- An advanced physics engine making object interaction extremely immersive. Pick up and use objects as you would expect to in reality.
- Over 100 items to interact with.
- Unique hint system using a device to ‘see into the future’ to help solve complex problems.
- Multiple challenging mini-games and puzzles.
- Unearth hidden areas, discover Easter eggs and unlock achievements.
- Over 8 hours of challenging gameplay!
Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jun 28, 2026
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