Astray

Its not a spooky game, or a hard game. its an adventure game with some horror elements in it. ITs okay

Купил игру после просмотра трейлера. Чем-то зацепила. Прохождение было нормальным. Интересные загадки, напряженная атмосфера. Напрягала физика предметов. Летающие ящики от неловкого движения, когда находишься в воде, несет куда попало. Держался. На финишной прямой, где надо прыгнуть и тут же присесть игра забаговалась. Допрыгнул. На площадке зафиксировался. Но дальше пройти не могу. Влево-вправо можно. Вперед - нет. Перезагрузка не помогла. Игра интересная, но именно из-за облома в финале порекомендовать не могу. Может кто прокомментирует дельное. Как от бага отделаться... Заранее спасибо

Astray is a first person horror/puzzle game set in a recent past setting, the action takes place at and around a old museum. Puzzles not bad. Small team worked on the game.

El juego está tan mal hecho, que no puedo seguir jugando, porque no me deja pasar por el hueco que hay encima de una puerta. Lo Intenté por más de 5 minutos sin éxito y finalmente desistí. El juego en sí es bastante flojuelo y encima con ese bug, mi valoración no puede ser positiva. Pasad de este juego/bug.

Oyunun birkaç kişilik bir ekip tarafından yapıldığını göz önünde bulundurarak harikulade olduğunu söyleyebiliriz. Birkaç saatte bittiği için tek oturuşta tamamlayabilirsiniz. Müzede geçen bir korku/bulmaca oyunu tasarlanmış, tek bir yaratığın olması ve yapay zekasının oldukça kötü olması en kötü bulduğum özelliklerden. Ama genel toplamda oyundan keyif aldığımı söyleyebilirim. Amnesia'yı, Penumbra'yı seven Astray'i de sever. 7 / 10

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This game is a real mixed bag for me. I enjoyed the museum aesthetic at first, with having to navigate three different exhibits to solve puzzles. It would have been nice to see that concept expanded, instead of later environments devolving into generic hallways and caverns assets. The puzzle variety was nice at the start and the use of physics based objects to solve some of them created a rewarding experience. I found the horror element very lacking. You are stalked by the same poorly modeled zombie/ghoul throughout each level. It's basic pathing and awkward aggro radius make it more of a headache as opposed to any real threat. The checkpoints are fairly generous and the sound design was acceptable if a little bland. Story snippets are told through notes left by other characters in the world. You never really discover who you're playing as or why you're in the museum to begin with. Seems like a missed opportunity to not include some other NPCs to create a more engaging narrative. Instead, I just felt like I was exploring the remnants of someone else's more exciting journey. The ending had some descent cutscenes but still felt overly cryptic, leaving more questions than answers. Overall, I think this games strengths lie in it's puzzle design but it isn't enough to rise above the poorly conveyed story and generic horror elements. Not recommended.

Arriving at an abandoned museum run by your now missing uncle, you explore its darkened halls uncovering only unsettling discoveries that hint at something sinister lurking deeper within. Strange puzzles and cryptic clues guide your path, leading you into a mystery that blurs the fragile line between reality and the unknown. Armed with your wits and a flickering flashlight you must navigate the unknown and uncover the truth—if you dare. Astray is a first-person horror puzzle game that sends the player through a series of interesting and eerie environments to solve puzzles which culminate into a well-done story that borders on the realm of insanity. The controls are quite simple, and all the clues that you need to solve the puzzles are provided, making Astray a very easy game to get into. Overall, the game should take you a couple of hours to complete. The game’s strongest aspect is its ability to instill unease. Certain zones ooze with dread, successfully making the player feel vulnerable and on edge while the addition of a creature wandering around in some levels helps to heighten that experience. Sadly, the world itself often feels lifeless, with environments that appear more like stitched-together assets rather than a cohesive, lived-in space. Overall, a good story but meh visuals. The are no achievements for this game. Astray is not bad, but then again, the game isn’t great either—even nodding to the fact that Astray is over ten years old. It’s one of those games that is hard to recommend. While it’s impressive that a two-person team put this game together, Astray ultimately doesn’t stand out in the crowded horror genre. Unless you have a particular interest in older indie horror games made with limited resources, Astray is best picked up on sale—or ultimately skipped altogether.