
Settled on a dystopian future, Alone in the Crowd is a humorous puzzle simulation investigative thriller, where you use a weird variety of gadgets to satisfy this mysterious, self proclaimed friendly AI character.
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Languages: English
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A great investigation game! Highly recommend if you enjoy games like Papers Please and Shadows of Doubt (With no time restraints) Took me a bit to realize that each person you gotta search for is actually randomized, adding lots of replayability, making it similar (But not as complex) to Shadows of Doubt's randomization I'm really shocked with how little of reviews I've seen
Made a shot in the dark on a sale and I'm so glad I did; what a great game! If you like Papers Please, this game will scratch that itch real good!
stalking and searching strangers with physical attributes such as height, weight, and color of their skin is something we can't do in this politically corrected world. and this game fills that unsettling void in our lives. some mechanics are similar to Papers, Please, but quite original on its own. + art. + creepiness. + stalking people by increments of seconds. + thorough in-game explanations. + mysteries. + extensive game depth with combinations of all the gadgets. - long tutorial. - no option to make gadgets stationary so they won't swap. - joystick for the camera is too sensitive. - extremely confusing camera & building position and orientation. - knocking.
Had a great time playing this game. Towards the end though when you've really understood the game it starts to feel like It's saying "ok it looks like you understand the concept but let's really make sure you understand the task" After each little task you get a dialogue option but not in a "choices matter" style as ultimately you will read through all of them and it doesnt make a bit of difference what order. Things really click and it's quite satisfying how you have this huge guess who board which you filter down to 1 person and fulfill whatever task you may have but there isn't much emotion or drive to the story like papers please (if you take to long you dont get much money and you have to make tough choices, incorrect judgement you get fired) and once you get the gadgets down you're effectively just rinse and repeating. I'd buy it again but I don't think I'll get replaying out of it when the achievements are simply a case of how much you want to go against the grain 10 more times to get all outcomes where choices really don't matter.
Although this game reeks of Papers Please, it's gone out of it's way to create some really fantastic, unique experiences. It's such good value for money, it's almost unbelievable. Full review below. https://youtu.be/4tbcbQ7AnTM
Alone in the Crowd offers a captivating puzzle-driven experience that skilfully combines a dystopian atmosphere with moments of unexpected humour. The game's visuals are highly polished, and the soundscape draws you in, creating a world that is both fascinating and eerie. The clever use of gadgets and the underlying mystery kept me engaged throughout the entire seven-hour playthrough. With multiple endings and various approaches to completing tasks, the game offers high replayability. If you're a fan of thought-provoking games like Papers, Please, this is definitely one to check out. Plus stalking people is just fun.
Similar to papers please but requires more thinking.
Excellent game, I really enjoyed it.
I got the Felon achievement... but I did buy the game before I even unlocked the center table. That is how much I enjoyed the first 10 minutes of this game. Reminiscent of Papers Please, I liked how this game just gave you information that you had to complete. It is well worth the money! Edit: It seems the sliders are kinda bugged... maybe its my connections?
this game is honestly amazing
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