Tardy is a puzzle game about manipulating computers, terminals, and jury-rigged tech to escape a deserted spaceship. You play Ramto, who wakes up alone surrounded by malfunctioning machines built by an erratic engineer. Progress involves figuring out how each device works—rewiring panels, decoding terminal outputs, connecting gadgets in the right sequence. The ship's systems are intentionally obtuse, so expect trial-and-error tinkering rather than obvious solutions. As you restore functionality room by room, you piece together what happened to the missing crew. The tone leans comedic; Ramto's not brilliant, and the game knows it. If you like hands-on tech puzzles where you're reading manuals and flipping switches instead of combat or inventory Tetris, this delivers that specific loop for a few hours.
