Faraday Protocol

Good one or two nighter game. It's short enough that the puzzles don't overstay their welcome. Love the aesthetic. My only two gripes are: 1. Sprinting barely moves you any faster, so the rooms where you have to go back and forth get a little frustrating. 2. I spent my entire playthrough wondering why this game doesn't have raytracing. The visual style would be perfect for it!

Perfect for fans of games like The Witness or the Q.U.B.E. series. Wish it were longer, and the story is nothing memorable, but the difficulty and art style make for a diverting few hours. Will definitely replay at some point.

Неплохая головоломка. Легкий сюжет, альтернативные концовки. Получил удовольствие

Solid FPS puzzler, good graphics, nice puzzles, good story. I hope for Faraday Protocol 2.

its not to my liking

This game reminds me of Talos Principle(which I really liked) so I gave it a shot and really enjoyed the puzzles. Hope they do a part 2. Also, Talos Principle part 2 is coming up for release. Stoked about that.

It's a small-ish puzzle game that I think is receiving a lot of hate for 2 $ (currently on sale). To be honest, 20 $ is kinda excessive for what you'll be receiving. I'd price it around 10 $ (full price) to be fair, and maybe 5 on a sale. Anyway, I had fun, so I recommend it, especially on such a low price currently.

if you wish for just a rating of the game, i'd say 6/10. good, but with some major flaws now on to the full review. i'll break it down into Story, Puzzles, and other thoughts [h2] Story: [/h2] i think this might be one of my major gripes with the game. it's story is, not as good as i hoped. the pacing was a bit off and once it started to get intresting it ends. and talking about the ending, and with that will spoil it, kinda, [spoiler] in the end you are given two choices, with neither feeling like the "correct" coice. now i can appriciate a "there is no winning here" scenario, i do prefer it when there is at least some notion of a victory even if it is a small one, but here no matter what you do the antagonist gets what they want. [/spoiler] [h2] Puzzles: [/h2] the puzzles were very hit or miss, i think the game starts of pretty well with the introduction puzzles, falls of slightly after, and the middle is a slog, but the last third is pretty good and intresting with one spoilery exception [spoiler] the lass puzzle the one you do in the end while the antagonist monologues, is way to simple, which i can see why it is,wouldnt want to distract from the expostion i guess, but it's just simple combination pussles of pressing three buttons. i just wished there was a little bit more spice [/spoiler] [h2] other thoughts: [/h2] well, i've seen some compare this game to the talos principles and portal, i've only played the latter so i can only say if it compares to portal and... it does. sorry to say, but portal was better paced, had more charm, and more intresting dialogue. but then again, comparing this to portal was always gonna be unfair towards this game. [h2] overall thoughts: [/h2] solid, does what it sets out to do, even if that journey is a bit rocky. definetly worth checking out if not to at least test it for yourself, it's not that long anyway. though i'd recommend maybe waiting on a sale

It was pretty fun. The puzzles weren't that hard when you compare it to other puzzle games, but for a casual pick up and play experience it was enjoyable. I beat this game over the course of. . . around a year maybe? I would play a few puzzles and stop when I got bored. I came back every couple of months and played until I got bored again then repeated this pattern. None of the puzzle mechanics were so complex that I couldn't figure out what to do next when I returned to the game so it's definitely more straight forward than something like the Witness. As for the story, it was very minimal and I didn't find the ending particularly satisfying. Worth picking up on sale.