
Gods Will Be Watching is a minimalistic “point and click thriller” centered on despair, commitment, and sacrifice as players face intriguing puzzles and tough decisions that will affect their entire crew’s wellbeing.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, French, German, Portuguese - Brazil
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
I don't understand why the game has mixed reviews. The consequences of our decisions drive the entire story, in a way. Cool characters, levels where each one brings something new to the table. An amazing soundtrack that accompanied me both while playing and on my journeys to the world of K.
I don't really get this game. It's a resource/time management game disguised as a "puzzle" game, but the puzzle is that you need to know the solution/patterns ahead of time to survive.
Even with the cheesy narrative, uninspired aesthetic and primitive mechanics, the complexity of problem-solving in-game makes the experience very engaging. I just recommend that you choose "Puzzle Mode" when starting a save, since the luck factor in some contexts and actions can be frustrating, as makes success impossible. Ps: game won't consider who lived or died on completed levels for script matters.
All these years later, it's still one of the best games I've ever played(for me, personally.) Will never forget this one.
An absolutely beautiful resource management game. Really enjoyed the variety of levels.
nope , i wouldn't recommend the game.
It's the game which makes you mad everytime you fail a level, but you keep coming back again and again just to feel the story - a little masterpiece
[h2]Cuando el día de la marmota cae justo el día que te están torturando[/h2] 🟢 Plantea situaciones interesantes y tiene un sistema de gestión integrado orgánicamente muy bien en este tipo de aventuras gráficas. Incluye la mecánica de una manera muy inmersiva, ya que los recursos van desde el agua o un trozo de madera hasta la vida de un compañero o mutilarte tu propio brazo. 🔴 Sin embargo, es demasiado repetitivo, llegando a ser muy cansino por momentos. Es curioso que invite a la rejugabilidad (por lo de conseguir diferentes finales y logros) cuando tras acabar lo último que te apetece repetir. Además, en algo voy a discrepar con todo el mundo, la historia no me parece tan buena, bien podría estar sacada de cualquier película genérica de ciencia ficción americana. 🟠 El [b]balance[/b] se queda tan irregular como sus capítulos, que algunos son muy disfrutables y otros [u]literalmente[/u] una tortura.
If you get frustrated, just change the settings! Lovely Indie Game!
Кто бы что ни говорил, а игра крутая. Жопа полыхала страшно от начала и до конца, но когда понимаешь, что это не сложный квест ради сложного квеста, а в этом весь нарративный смысл, то удовольствие получаешь невероятное. Рекомендовать мимо крокодилам её тяжело, но это точно одна из Игр которые стоит пройти ради уникального опыта.
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Momentum
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Audience
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