
A first-person exploration sim with unrestricted freedom of choice. Envelope is all about gathering supplies, completing quests for strange characters, and preparing yourself for the Final Mission.
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Envelope is a psychological thriller game that puts you in the shoes of an unfortunate soul who finds himself getting pushed to do something beyond anything he could possibly imagine.
Delve into a small open world where you choose your path, and your choices matter.

Immersive gameplay and storytelling. Work your way through the night shift to explore an odd world full of strange people.
Do not let the mundane tasks fool you, there is something sinister going on, and you somehow end up in the middle of it all.

The second part of the game reveals an open world for you to explore, and every choice you make could affect how the ending of the game plays out.
Follow the main objective, or take an alternate route to explore what the world has to offer. There are plenty of interesting characters to come by. Maybe you'll even find one of the many secrets.

Regardless of how your mission ends, your actions will progress the game, making future attempts quicker and easier.
Unlock additional items, shortcuts, or abilities by completing certain tasks. Even if you die, your actions have permanently altered the world, allowing you to return stronger than ever.
Multiple endings
Freedom of choice
Your actions permanently change the world to give you more tools with each attempt
Minimalistic indie chic graphic style inspired by the Nintendo 64
Strange characters that may or may not help you on your journey
Two separate storylines intersecting in the strangest way possible
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Russian, French, Italian
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
A thriller set in a bite-sized open world packed with secrets. The lack of saves can lead to some frustrating repetition--but it does enough right that I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys the "aha!" of figuring out what an obscure item does. I think I hit credits 6 times (one 2.5 hour thorough run and then some smaller ones to explore other possibilities). Check out my full review at tactical-reload.com.
Hitman if it was good
Fun and challenging game I cannot put down. Still need to finish it. worth the price I think
Envelope is a monotonous side quest game at first and i liked it until i started getting super tired. 6/10
Game is a trip and has multiple endings. Lots of interactions and ways to go about getting to the end. The loops change every time as well so items and people are placed differently. Game-play I died lol https://youtu.be/ymlT9KxGNp8
starting with no bullets and finding them scattered throughout the world is so cool! Turns the gun into more of an adventure-game item
Open-ended Lynchian time loop immersive sim. If you need to know more than that, this is not for you. But if any or all of those sound up your alley, this is a gem of a game. Worth investing a few hours in and doesn't overstay its welcome.
Decente Los diálogos me parecieron graciosos y los NPCs carismáticos y únicos. Las primeras 4h son lo mejorcito, despues de sacar un par de endings, se me hizo algo repetitivo tener que hacer todas las quest de la parte 2 para tratar de completar todo. Tampoco ayuda que la mayoria son de juntar cosas e ir de un punto A a un punto B, sin un verdadero desafío. 6.5/10
Este juego te promete tensión, misterio y decisiones cruciales, pero lo único que te deja es la sensación de haber perdido el tiempo. Gráficos minimalistas demasiado cutres, una historia confusa que ni siquiera sabes si estás entendiendo, y mecánicas tan repetitivas que te hacen querer dejar de jugar cada minuto que pasa HORRIBLE
bizarre and quirky little game. has a lot of major design choices that leave me scratching my head why the dev chose to do so. for a game heavily dependent on dialogue, some of the dialogue is pretty off-putting. i'll support most attempts at indie immersive sims though but rating-wise, this gets a 5 or 6 out of 10.
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