Heaven Does Not Respond

juegazo, es como ser periodista en mexico pero con cosas sobrenaturales

Well put-together from a technical standpoint, but the plot lacks a lot of thrust so it falls a bit flat when it tries to ramp things up near the end.

Cool game! Visuals and soundtrack are both great. Some jumpscares, but nothing too overbearing. Shoutout to the person in the reviews who said to get it if 'you love anything to do with the horrors of human minds mixed with technology' because that sold me on it and it did deliver. A little short, but long enough to tell the story it wants to tell.

If you played hypnospace outlaw and are still chasing that dragon ... youre going to be very dissapointed with Heaven does not respond. This Fake OS interface is very clunky, you cannot copy paste expected text for example nothing feels ... 98 you know. nothing behaves computer, hard to navigate and nonsense. The story is non sensical and reaching, its hard too feel empathy or anything other then moderate annoyance. Puzzles are either there to simply to bother you or are too simple noting feels like Im hired here to solve this. The scares are not ambiance based or writing based.. more along the lines of "let me show you a picture of a skeleton and TELL YOU it's scary. Pick a stream, detective story solve a murder, mad cult, haunted OS pick somthing, write things to do with these plots, but this feels like AI slop the game. Im trying so hard to enjoy this as any Fake OS game is my favourite genre and really cant.

wow honestly, this game gripped me from start to finish and i'm not ashamed to admit i shed a few tears at the end (no spoilers) the visuals, the music and the effects where all so well done imo and i loved trying to figure out the puzzels. its very interactive and there is also lots of little things to look at. The story is fantastic and If they ever came out with a sequeal i would pay 2x the amount to play more! so glad i found this game. I highly recommend it!

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I had a great time playing this game. All the puzzles were interesting and I found the different sites and the ways to find clues interesting. It genuinely felt really spooky at times without any cheap jumpscares. I love games that mix technology, the human mind and religion. I really do recommend it. I also saw another review mention the use of AI in the banner of the game and some issues with some scenes being problematic that the devs responded to by taking accountability and reworking those scenes and changing the banner. That, imo, was a great way to handdle it and it made me glad. The devs really did put a lot of work and thought into this game that shouldn't be tainted by the use of AI. I did enjoy the story and after finally figuring out what happened to Selim I felt quite bad for him since he was honestly just an innocent victim. [spoiler] Ordering the gift for his mum made me sad since you can tell he loved his mum a lot. He got this job to help support them so she wouldn't work so many hours and getting her the gift was another reminder that his time was cut short and how his loved one would miss him, especially his mum after already losing her husband. The one thing I still don't get is Melisa's story and how she ended up in that room along with the fact that she was from 2025. I also didn't understand what caused her to die. [/spoiler]