
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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The core gameplay is quite similar to others in the genre. However, the game stands out (in the crowd hehe) with some fun new mechanics that are gradually and thoroughly introduced. If you enjoyed games like 'Papers, Please,' then this one is a must-play. don't be weak, comrades, and no partying for gingers
Excellent puzzle game, with amazing world building and complex puzzles, you really have to sit with, and wonder what to do, especially towards the end. This game starts easy and really ramps up the difficulty. Easy to understand UI, and plenty of help along the way to teach you all the ropes. It also somehow feels really big even though we spend the entire game inside one room, just because of the amount of new gadgets and machinery we have to work with in tandemn with each other. This was definitely one of my new favourite games to tell people to play. Definitely give this a chance! It's one of a kind.
This game gets more and more complex the further you get into the game, which is why I have to praise the tutorials the game has. At no point did I feel lost or helpless. A little clueless maybe, but that's to be expected when learning something new. My biggest complaint of the game is that it took a total of eight playthroughs to get all the achievements and after some fumbles I ended up having to beat the game 10 times. However, it didn't feel nearly as tedious as it sounds because the core gameplay loop was really enjoyable and offered some great replayability.
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Phenomenal game about gathering intelligence that never stops revealing it actually simulated more and more of a full civilisation just so you could snipe someone 7ft tall when they're five steps away from their apartment one minute after curfew. Technically impressive, compelling gameplay, intriguing story, excellent atmosphere. Well worth the price.
Es un Papers Please, pero con bugs en el tutorial. Se hace un poco monótono por la historia tan débil
This game made my head hurt but in a good way. great game!
Alone in the crowd is a really nice puzzle game where you investigate peoples lives and behaviours. You are using some very interesting gadgets to follow them around with cameras and to view and create some documents about what they are doing and when. The companion tells you which documents exactly you need and which people you have to spy on, however finding them amongst thousands of people is a real challenge. There even is a little bit of story involved, but it's not too important and not a key part of the game. The story is also where the game gets its (admittedly rather minor) replayability from. Dependening on some choices you make, the story is completely different. However, this has almost no effect on the gameplay, so replayability is a bit low in my opinion. I didn't find the puzzles (getting the right documents) too hard, the first playthrough took me about 6 hours. Completing the game with 100% achievements unlocked by getting every story ending would take around 30 hours (rough estimate). But all in all, the puzzles are really fun so I would definitely recommend this game, especially considering its low price.
This game is the most fun and challenging game I have played in a long time. And the variety of people means you can play it over and over again.
This will be an enjoyable little game if you enjoy papers please, not tonight, beholder, etc. The mechanism is very innovative with well-designed logic and interesting conversations/tasks. Tho the dystopian plot is a bit too classic, and finished rather abruptly.
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