Alter Evo

I have no idea what is going on. I think I have a sugar mama. She put her head on my shoulder and let me stay at her giant house, which is actually her grandma's house. There is a possessed knife in my kitchen, but it is okay, because a different girl I just met told me I could have it. She works for the place that won't hire me until I do several months of menial labor for free. I fed a squirrel some toast. And buried a body. Oh, yeah, and talking foxes. And I own a hovertruck. What the ♥♥♥♥ / 10 Optimization isnt stellar, but that is okay. This game is captivating for some inexplicable reason. The music reminds me of Twin Peaks and VtmB. For ♥♥♥♥ sake, just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ play it.

Highly recommended. The Best!

I have a habit of seeking things out, merely out of morbid curiosity. This game shattered any and all expectations. Honestly this might be my game of the year for 2026 at this point. It's sincere, it's surreal, it has like a top 10 video game car I've ever driven. The entire game feels like a fever dream in the best possible way. Do not go in expecting something particularly scary. But know that you are about to experience probably the best successor to Deadly Premonition I could've imagined. I will likely buy copies for multiple friends. I need people to see this. I need people to understand what I mean. I read every memo. I watched every dream. I do not know what happened. I could not tell you what happened. In terms of gameplay, shooting was solid, driving was incredible, and the conversations with other characters were perfect. There were mini-games. A lot of them. But they broke up gameplay well and added to the general surrealism. The audio design was really, REALLY good. One of the enemies in particular had a very good death sound effect. Honestly might've been the most disconcerting thing in the game. 10/10, I look forward to seeing what this guy makes in the future. PLEASE MAKE MORE GAMES!!!!!!

I love this game. It's really fun, and the intricate plot makes me feel like I'm playing through a novel. The excellent story, visuals, dark themes, humour, and diverse characters keeps me bouncing along through the main character's struggles and loneliness, at every stage steadily transcending a bit closer to a kind of sublime spiritual realm.

Начало прикольное. Попробую пройти, если багов не будет, инди всё таки. Тачка даже не едет, а просто парит в воздухе)

Both weird and ambitions this game is far far from perfect, and yet I wouldn't change any aspect in the slightest; A weird combination of deeply flawed and yet flawless game. This is a testament to how much authorial intent can carry a game and that uniqueness permeates every aspect. This captivated me from start to finish, and those that get it will really get it from the very first cutscene. The closest comparison I have is Deadly Premonition, Every moment feels so full you could dissect it forever trying to understand or figure out why? I won't waste time trying to summarize the story, lord knows if I even really understand it; It's a wild ride from start to finish. Expect janky controls and a few bugs along the way, but nothing that even remotely stands in the way of enjoying it. It's high concept in every way possible and I love it for that earnestness. If I could I would wipe my mind so I could have this ride again fresh and I am anticipating whatever they make next Please please please check this out, at the very least it will be unlike anything you've ever played and if you're like me it's gonna stick with you forever

This is my first game review, and it’s going to be about this crazy game. Alter Evo SHINES in the first two hours, which are full of truly intriguing oddities about the other characters and EVO; after that, a few more are introduced, and honestly, you couldn’t care less about because they pop up out of nowhere (and aren’t as bizarre as the ones at the beginning), and the story itself gets way too confusing—which isn’t a problem since it’s been like that from the start, but it gets boring. Plus, I ran into a bug that messed up my entire inventory; I had all the items in my inventory, but somehow they reset, and I think that messed up my achievements, plus my game went into slow motion after I used the USB drive and played solitaire, but I just had to close the game and it fixed itself. The ending... frustrating and dull. The whole game is intense megalomania, but it ends in the most idiotic way possible. As soon as you arrive at Lake Una after the threat, that happens—with some kind of stupid puzzle. Did that affect my final verdict on the game a lot? A little, but it kept me entertained thanks to the atmosphere, madness, main characters and puzzles. It was worth my 32 reais; it’s hard to find a game made this way.

I think a lot of things that seem broken are actually tailored to the plot - or the plot is tailored to them - but there are still some annoying issues. On top of that, not all achievements work; for instance, the game didn't count 'MindBall' or 'Kill-Mob' for me. Story-wise it's fine, but I feel like the game was practically built around bugs. It could also use some pointers on what to do, unless it's trying to compete with Silent Hill - but even then, the original Silent Hill on PlayStation was way more polished and well-thought-out. Overall, it's okay, and I'd actually love to explore this bizarre world more, but the price definitely needs to come down.

[i]Note: I played this for about half an hour and then gifted it to a friend so we could play together (he hosted). Actual playtime for us was around 6-7 hours.[/i] The uncanniest valley. Technical Fiction might just be the Scooter McRae of the gaming world. They've created something here that is so [i]intensely[/i] sincere in its execution and wholly unique that it must be experienced by anyone who is intrigued by its trailer, screenshots, or description. If Deadly Premonition channeled David Lynch's Twin Peaks, this is a pitch-black Mulholland Drive thrown into a blender and dumped on top of a shining sci-fi nightmare. A particular shoutout to the soundtrack for channeling that feeling of dread and, at times, nostalgia. It's all so strange and SO worth playing. Now I say all that to be clear that the third-person shooting is not the strongest aspect of this game; it's the characters, environments, writing, odd camera angles, and line delivery that make this special. In fact, the game itself is quite janky, so brace yourself for that going in. I think No More Heroes put it best - [i]"I was late in saying this, but I love your soul."[/i]

Interesting game with good gunplay. The enemies are easy to kill but there is certain parts where you need to take Grandma to her bedroom and to the Ship those part are a little annoying because you dont have the weapon to kill them at that point. You can drive a car to go to the objectives. https://youtu.be/52HOt_dlXW4