
Antioch: Scarlet Bay is an online cooperative narrative adventure. Play as two detectives working together to solve a murder in the shadowy city of Antioch. Wander in a city filled with characters with their own agendas and attitudes, all your decisions change the story and lead to multi endings.
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Languages: English*, French*, Spanish - Spain*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*, Korean**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 49 reviews with recorded playtime.
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艾斯比队友
拿着你的土豆服务器去做炖菜吧
Even though the game has its flaws, the atmosphere is there, and it's great fun to play cooperatively with a friend.
Superbe expérience narrative et un jeu à absolument faire à deux !
super
It could have been a good game, but it falls short and the writing is pretty bad.
Nice VN
*Drexain's seal of approval*
This game kind of sucks. As others have mentioned, you have basically make an account to play this game, which is stupid. I don't buy games on Steam to make an account somewhere else to play a game. Also, your credentials are saved on the device you made the account on and not your Steam profile. So if you want to resume play on a different device, you'll need to remember your password or have it reset. The translation is also bad. Numerous grammatical errors plague this game (one I remember was my guy saying "I give a sh*t" when it should have been "I don't give a sh*t"). That combined with the weird dialogue system where you can give a response to a prompt that is no longer the topic of discussion can make for some really weird conversations play out that just makes the tone of this game awkward You also can't look at any evidence or facts you've collected throughout your playthrough. There is a dialogue history, but that's just to see (possibly) every single thing that was said. There should have been a menu that displays all the important details you've found, like what MOST IF NOT ALL OTHER DETECTIVE GAMES HAVE Navigating around the map is also really tedious. I know that this is a mobile game that got ported to Steam, but the Steam version should've been re-worked to make better user of the PC environment instead of just being a straight mobile port. Anyway, when you're deciding on where to go, all of the possible options will cover up the map. You can hide them to look at the map, but that means you'll have to unhide the options once you think you've picked a location. Then, when you do pick a location, you have to contend with at least 3 dialogue pop-ups (the driving interludes) before you'll arrive at the destination. Sometimes during these driving interludes, a really inane dialogue will be forced upon you and your coop partner that has no impact on anything. And while these can lead to really weirdly funny chats, it ultimately just makes playing this game more monotonous then it should be. If you want a murder mystery game that's enjoyable to play, then look elsewhere.
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