
Betrayer is a first person action adventure game that takes you to the New World at the turn of the 17th century.The year is 1604. You sailed from England expecting to join a struggling colony on the coast of Virginia. Instead, you find only ghosts and mysteries. What catastrophe blighted the land and drained it of color and life?
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Languages: English, French, Hungarian, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian
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I like this game with its creepy atmosphere with these creepy monsters. I like this noir style where at first everything is black and white and then over time the game takes on colors. It reminds me of a similar game in the taco style where everything is black and white and then as you progress the game takes on colors.
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Betrayer is a pretty solid attempt at a game that clearly had passion behind it, especially considering it feels like a small-team or almost solo-developed project. The game uses recognizable assets and systems, but still manages to create its own atmosphere through exploration and combat. On the harder settings, the gameplay can actually be challenging, though experienced players will probably adapt quickly since the mechanics are intuitive and the game doesn’t constantly hold your hand. ⚔️👻 The biggest issue for me is the heavy red/monochrome visual filter. I understand it was meant to give the game a unique horror identity, but instead it hurts immersion and visual clarity more than it helps. Ironically, I’ve felt more tension playing Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza games than here. 😅 The challenges are mostly fair and not too tedious, except for the “kill 1000 enemies” achievement when maps barely spawn enough enemies to make it enjoyable. The soundtrack is also almost nonexistent, which sometimes makes the world feel emptier than intended. 🎧 That said, the story is surprisingly well thought out, the atmosphere works, and the game delivers what it promises. For the price, it’s hard to complain too much. It’s not a masterpiece, but it’s an interesting horror-action experience with some memorable ideas. 👍
This game is very intentional and beautiful. I thought it was a little too simple at first but the small skirmishes you have become a little bit harder over time and challenge you just the right amount. The extras are just enough to allow more game play but no disinterest. Highly recommend.
Very simple single player game with a good ol' fashioned detective/sleuthing story line. On one hand, the combat is simple enough to get the hang of quickly. On the other, it gets very repetitive after a while, especially all the running around. The game has crashed on me several times while loading into an area but that may just be my PC being old. All in all, it's a good way to kill a few hours. I like the noir aspect where it's all "black and white and red all over".
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bug,can't get into the third map
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