
"Forgiveness" is a series of 7 escape room adventures, Take the personality test and find out which sin you are guilty of - the room design, environment and the trials you’ll go through will change accordingly!
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Je n'ai malheureusement pas apprécié mon temps de jeu, je suis pourtant bonne cliente de tout ce qui est puzzle, énigmes, casse-têtes. Je crois que je ne suis même pas parvenue à résoudre la moitié des énigmes, et c'est tout simplement parce que cela manque de logique, c'est parfois vraiment trop tiré par les cheveux, même avec les indices disponibles en jeu. Très honnêtement, je n'aurais jamais fini [i]Forgiveness[/i] sans le walkthrough publié par un joueur. Et même avec celui-ci, je n'ai toujours pas saisi le sens de certaines énigmes. Une fois la solution révélée, il n'y a pas ce déclic où vous vous dites "mais oui bien sûr !". Non, la solution demeure confuse. Par ailleurs, il faut tout de même avoir un bon niveau d'anglais pour résoudre certaines énigmes. Bon, je ne juge pas le jeu sur ce point, mais il faut le savoir si vous voulez tenter l'expérience. Les graphismes sont sympas, les différents lieux sont agréables à découvrir, mais c'est loin d'être suffisant pour apprécier ce genre de jeu focalisé sur les énigmes. [b]Malgré ses environnements réussis, [i]Forgiveness[/i] propose des énigmes trop alambiquées et manque de logique.[/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2612782278 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2612782258 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2612782222 [quote=] [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41126012/] Cliquez ici pour découvrir plus d'évaluations [/url][/h1] [b]N'hésitez pas à cliquer sur "suivre" si vous appréciez le contenu de ma page de curation. [/b][/quote]
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I played this when it first came out and just recently revisited Forgiveness. It is a well done 'escape the room' game with 7 distinctly separate locations to solve and exit. Each room is assigned to one of the Seven Deadly Sins. In some cases, I saw the relationship between the room and the sin but others are a bit obtuse. Puzzles consist of finding items, decoding passwords, and generally looking at conceptual clues to puzzle your way through the exit door. Most can be solved if you are willing to look at everything (high and low, under and over). The game has a questionnaire at the beginning to 'find your sin' (putting you in a room, based on your answers) which I thought was a bit silly. For me, a better approach is to just start with the prologue and work your way through all seven rooms. You have the option of playing in 'normal mode' (no time limit) or 'experienced mode' (with a 30 minute limit). I do not believe there are save points within each room so be prepared to solve a room in a single sitting. Once you have part of the answers, it (literally) takes only a couple of minutes to catch back up if you have to quit mid-escape. For me, a pencil and paper was a necessity. If you like Escape the Room games, Forgiven is definitely worth playing. The puzzles are not terribly hard (especially in the beginning) and I found it quite satisfying to solve some of the rooms that were a bit tricky.
Pretty janky, full of bugs, and wasn't very fun. There are items clipping through things, typos (like "b;acl" instead of "black"), grammar mistakes (which is fine for an indie developer that might not be native English speaking), and the lighting often makes it extremely hard to see crucial items or markings properly in certain puzzles, no matter what settings I used. The puzzles were mostly not very hard, except for a few that I just didn't think were very interesting. Picked up items have to be just dropped wherever you happen to let go of them in order to pick up another object, so you have to spend time lining up your vision to place things straight down onto tables unless you just throw things onto the floor, which I often did as well. Maybe if you like these types of games more, but I didn't feel like this was a good experience. ------------------------------ Control Scheme I Used: Keyboard and Mouse. You have to use keyboard for certain parts, not sure if Gamepad is even supported. I had to adjust the mouse sensitivity, and it would not remember my setting when I relaunched the game. Cannot change key bindings as well. This might be good however because I'd hate for it to forget them and have to redo them the next time I play. ------------------------------ Worth the current price (CDN$ 11.49)? On a super sale it might be fine if you just want an easy 100% game. What I actually paid: $3.89 ------------------------------ Completionist Review: DLC Achievements: No DLC Rating: Easy if you beat every level. Can be completed in one run: Yes Chapter Select: You can play each level in any order you want. Did I need/use a guide? No, but there is a hint system that often doesn't help at all. Nothing extra to write here, no extra achievements other than just beating each level.
This one is a good take on escape room genre from solo developer. Bought it in order to evaluate quality of content and learn on other people's mistakes since am interested in game development myself. I see big light problems here with no influence on brightness ingame. Some of the puzzles were impossible to solve until brightness was adjusted on machine itself - you just could not see clues in complete darkness. Another problem is lack of notification that something happened. For example you placed all necessary objects on quest places and.... that's it. No sound, no visuals, you just go all around the room and try to understand if actually something happened. Some of the rooms were good, not gonna lie, but some of them made me question if I want to further sped time on it. Puzzles are mostly alike and more often than not connected to the alphabet. Could be more versatile. All in all, I recommend trying it for yourself. If you adjust brightness you could have some fun with this game, especially if you like hard riddles, as some of them were pretty not obvious to crack. Be ready to face game play of around 2-3 hours. Probably too few hours for this price to my mind.
umas 3 das 7 escapes são bem fáceis. e umas 2 sem sentido porém medianas. É um jogo ok, não da para não recomendar; pois ele cumpre seu papel, desafia e lhe faz pensar. Uma conquista para cada escape room, então concluindo as 7 terá o game 100% Se quiser facilitar, tem guia no youtube de 23 minutos com todas escapes
Oh man, I really wanted to love this game and it started out really strong and creepy (once I turned my brightness up so I could actually play) unfortunately there were too many leaps in logic to continue and as the rooms got "harder" it just meant slightly more arbitrary and broke every escape room rule imaginable (and not in a good way - reusing puzzles/info, the state of the object was important but yet movable, etc.) it's really not great... there are better options out there. Kudos to the graphics designers though - it's a gorgeous looking game.
Highly disappointed. The game is very short (there are about 3 puzzles for each room) and they aren't even well realized. There are games of this kind made much better. I'm sorry to say that i wouldn't recommend Forgiveness even if it was free.
[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] A single-player escape room game with 8 rooms to escape from [i](other reviews say 7, but they're forgetting the intro room)[/i]. Each room has only a handful of puzzles. It took me 10-15 minutes per room to escape. The game is... okay. None of the puzzles are completely obtuse, but also none of them were great. A few were frustrating, the most extreme example being a cipher where you're given the solution directly on a TV, but only one letter at a time. If you miss the letter you're looking for you have to sit and wait for it to cycle, then repeat that for every letter. I looked up the answer for that one because, while the steps to solve it are obvious, actually solving it is absurdly tedious. Overall if you're a huge fan of escape room games, this is a decent one to get on sale, but there are much better options out there.
i liked the theme of this game but like some other players, I found the link to the Deadly sin sometimes lacking. Overall fun escape room game for a bit. I did encounter one glitch in Gluttony. The cans couldn't be seen. They started off correct when I didn't need them but when I did, they weren't centered.
3/5 Decent puzzle game
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