
Can't revert is a first-person psychological horror game. You repeatedly find yourself in a house where your wife and son are dead. Discover hidden clues in the house and uncover the secrets of their deaths. Experience the constant tension and fear in the repetitive space.
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Languages: English*, Korean, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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Can't revert - review graphics- good, for short horror game audience- teens and adults PC requirements- decent game size- ok, 2,5 GB difficulty- easy, achievements too story- good, I loved the feeling of realizing I was the monster game time- short, most likely 1 hour bugs- minor bugs price- 5 eur, buy it when it is on sale like for 2 eur ?/10- 8/10 good horror game with some great jumpscares, great for achievement hunters
cerezlik bir oyun olduğu doğrudur. herşeyden en önemlisi türkçe dil desteği var. finalde kovalama bölümü iyiydi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ygl8lZaTguo
O jogo aborda um tema pesado e, no geral, entrega o que promete. Porém, os sustos acabam sendo bastante previsíveis, sem apresentar nada muito inovador ou elaborado. A progressão ocorre conforme você interage com objetos e avança quando as luzes do ambiente piscam, mas senti falta de uma direção mais linear, já que em vários momentos é necessário clicar em praticamente tudo para descobrir o que desencadeia o próximo evento. A história envolve um tema forte que poderia ter sido explorado de forma mais profunda. Alguns cenários e até mesmo o loop de exploração lembram bastante P.T. de Silent Hill. O que mais gostei foi da sequência em que você foge da assombração e atravessa diversos espelhos, sendo um dos momentos mais marcantes do jogo. Sobre a tradução, o jogo conta com diversos idiomas, incluindo português. No entanto, a versão disponível é em português de Portugal, o que para mim não chega a ser um problema. O ponto negativo é que a tradução parece estar presente apenas nos menus e nas legendas, já que durante a gameplay grande parte dos elementos continua sem localização. Outro inconveniente é que a configuração de idioma não fica salva corretamente. Sempre que você fecha e abre o jogo novamente, é necessário selecionar a tradução outra vez, o que acaba sendo bastante incômodo. O áudio também poderia ter recebido mais atenção. Um trabalho sonoro melhor explorado certamente deixaria a experiência muito mais tensa e imersiva. A campanha pode ser concluída em aproximadamente 40 minutos, então recomendo comprá-lo em promoção, principalmente para quem procura uma experiência curta com alguns sustos ocasionais.
플레이 타임은 30분 정도 게임은 무척 짧아요. 할인하면 1400원인데.. 그 정도는 나쁘지 않은 가격 느낌이에요. 근데 스토리는 알겠는데 게임은 많이 심심해요. 그냥 걷고 돌아다니고 걷고 돌아다니고 걷고 돌아다니고 마지막쯤 가서 게임 같은 게임 한번 하고 끝이라.. 점프 스케어 약간 있는데 그렇게까지 무섭거나 하지는 않아요. 뭔가 많이 아쉬워요. 스토리는 있지만 게임은 뭐지 싶어요. 네 그리고 내가 무서운 공포 게임을 원하거나 짧더라도 스토리가 재미있는 게임을 원하시는 분들도 딱히.. 그냥 진짜 할 건 없고 짧게나마 대충 공포 느낌 느껴지는 게임 하고 싶다 하면 할인해서 1400원 이하면 하시는 걸 추천드립니다. 할인하지 않는 이상은 비추입니다.
Can't Revert is an indie psychological horror experience developed and published by Metaphor and released on Steam. The game presents a narrative-driven horror scenario centered around a troubled protagonist trapped within a disturbing cycle of memory, guilt, and hallucination. Rather than relying on traditional survival mechanics or action-oriented gameplay, the title focuses primarily on atmospheric exploration and storytelling, placing players inside a confined environment that slowly reveals fragments of a tragic past. The story follows a man named Jonathan who repeatedly awakens inside a house connected to a devastating personal tragedy involving the loss of his wife and child. At first, the setting appears to be a typical suburban home, but as the player begins exploring, subtle disturbances start to appear. Objects are not where they should be, rooms shift in unsettling ways, and strange sounds echo through the empty halls. The protagonist’s dependence on medication and his fragile mental state introduce uncertainty about whether the horrors encountered are supernatural events or manifestations of his deteriorating mind. This ambiguity becomes one of the game’s defining narrative strengths, as players are left to question what is real and what exists only within Jonathan’s fractured perception. Gameplay revolves around slowly navigating the house while interacting with objects and uncovering clues hidden throughout the environment. Instead of solving complex mechanical puzzles, players primarily engage in investigative exploration—examining items, reading notes, and triggering events that gradually reveal pieces of the underlying story. The progression structure encourages careful observation, as seemingly minor details can hint at larger narrative developments. As players revisit areas of the house, they may notice subtle changes in the environment, reinforcing the idea that the setting itself is influenced by Jonathan’s psychological turmoil. The house serves as the central stage for the entire experience, and the developers use its confined layout to create a strong sense of claustrophobic tension. Hallways that once felt familiar begin to feel threatening as the atmosphere becomes increasingly oppressive. The repetition of returning to the same spaces creates a feeling of entrapment, as though the protagonist is unable to escape the memories haunting him. This design approach works particularly well in psychological horror, where the fear often comes from anticipation and unease rather than immediate danger. Visually, the game adopts a realistic first-person perspective that emphasizes environmental detail and lighting. The interiors of the house are rendered with muted colors and dim illumination, creating a persistent sense of gloom. Small environmental details—such as flickering lights, shifting shadows, and subtle distortions—help reinforce the unsettling tone. Although the game does not rely on large-scale environments or elaborate set pieces, the careful use of lighting and sound allows the relatively small setting to feel constantly unpredictable. Sound design plays an equally important role in building tension. Rather than overwhelming the player with loud music or constant jump scares, the game often relies on silence and ambient noises to create discomfort. Footsteps echo through empty rooms, distant sounds suggest unseen movement, and occasional distorted audio cues signal moments when reality begins to break down. This restrained use of sound helps maintain a slow, creeping sense of dread that grows stronger as the story unfolds. The pacing of the experience is deliberately measured. Players are given time to explore the environment, reflect on the clues they discover, and gradually piece together the story behind Jonathan’s tragedy. While this slower pace helps strengthen the psychological elements of the narrative, it may feel somewhat uneventful for players who expect more traditional horror gameplay involving enemies or survival mechanics. However, the game’s focus on narrative immersion ensures that the tension remains rooted in emotional storytelling rather than action sequences. Despite its relatively small scope, Can't Revert succeeds in delivering a memorable psychological horror experience that explores themes of guilt, denial, and grief. By centering the narrative around a deeply personal tragedy and presenting the horror through the lens of a disturbed mind, the game creates an atmosphere that feels both intimate and unsettling. The limited environment becomes a metaphor for the protagonist’s inability to escape his past, reinforcing the emotional weight of the story. Overall, Can't Revert stands out as a focused indie horror project that prioritizes atmosphere and narrative over mechanical complexity. Its unsettling house setting, slow-burn storytelling, and strong psychological themes combine to create an experience that lingers in the player’s mind even after the game ends. While the lack of varied gameplay systems may limit its appeal for some players, those who enjoy atmospheric horror and introspective storytelling will likely find the journey through Jonathan’s fractured reality both disturbing and compelling. Rating: 8/10
игра совсем не страшная и не интересная, буквально ходишь по одной и той же локации, и все это за 200 руб. Я ожидал намного большего от этой игры, так что делаю возврат!
Beyler oyun çerezlik korku oyunu baya güzel fiyatına göre sağlam oyun. 3 dolar edecek oyun değil indirimde 0.80'e al geç https://youtu.be/t9TEVM6bBR8
Güzel..
This is pretty good.
Hikaye anlatımı çok güzel bir oyun. korku dan ziyade gerilim ben çok beğendim
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