Infinite Innocence

[h2]Sinopsis[/h2] Infinite Innocence es un juego de buscar anomalías en primera persona con ciertos toques de terror y una dificultad creciente que pondrá a prueba tu paciencia y determinación. En este título dispondremos de un par de escenarios que explorar, una guardería y un despacho, ambos cargados con todo lujo de detalles. A priori parece una tarea sencilla, pero las cosas se tuercen cuando descubrimos que no vamos a disponer de luz ambiental, debiendo confiar únicamente en nuestra linterna para encontrar todas y cada una de las anomalías disponibles. Además, no estaremos solos del todo, pues un tamagochi gigante, de aspecto inquietante, nos amenizará la búsqueda con sus bromas y en ocasiones, perturbadoras amenazas. [h2]Jugabilidad / Apartado técnico[/h2] El juego nos plantea un reto bastante exigente, en el cual tendremos que superar 3 niveles que irán aumentando en dificultad. En cada uno deberemos encontrar un total de 16 anomalías para poder escapar. Para ello tendremos que observar con paciencia y esmero cada objeto y elemento del escenario, pues las anomalías podrán variar desde apariciones espontáneas y evidentes hasta minúsculos detalles en algún objeto. Una vez encontremos la anomalía tendremos que señalarla y pulsar un botón de verificación, si acertamos, una luz verde nos dará el visto bueno, pero si nos equivocamos, tendremos que empezar de cero ese nivel, por lo que tentar a la suerte no es una opción en Infinite Innocence. Si no somos capaces de dar con la anomalía, siempre podemos salir por la puerta sin tocar nada, lo que hará que esta cambie y podamos seguir probando suerte hasta encontrarlas todas. A nivel estético, contaremos con un apartado gráfico hiperrealista, muy detallado y atractivo a pesar de la escasa iluminación. [h2]Valoración[/h2] Los juegos de buscar anomalías han prosperado en los últimos meses de forma notable, lo que ha obligado a muchos a buscar elementos diferenciadores que les den personalidad y protagonismo. En el caso de Infinite Innocence su carta de presentación es una dificultad endemoniada, apta solo para aquellos que busquen una experiencia hardcore en este género y dispongan de una paciencia y nivel de percepción bien desarrollados. Esta característica tendrá su público y sus detractores, pero desde luego no creo que sea un juego apto para todo el mundo, pues no es sencillo llegar hasta el final y puede llegar a ser frustrante en ocasiones. Por otro lado, si estas aburrido de juegos sencillos que terminas rápidamente, Infinite Innocence será sin lugar a dudas un duro contrincante y la satisfacción que sientes al encontrar cada anomalía se multiplica exponencialmente. Voy a ser honesto, he tardado más de 20 horas en encontrar las 48 anomalías y he necesitado algún consejo del propio desarrollador para completar tal hazaña, pero la verdad es que el juego me ha gustado mucho. Por si fuera poco, me ha sorprendido gratamente que el juego sea un proyecto final de grado español, ya que su calidad es muy elevada y estoy seguro de que volveremos a ver buenos juegos suyos en el futuro. Mucha suerte! Lo salvaría de un incendio! 👨‍🚒👍🔥 [h1]7,5/10[/h1] [quote]🚨 Si te ha gustado la reseña y quieres más, sigue al Mentor: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45092978/] Indies ON FIRE [/url]🚨[/quote]

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] Another Exit 8 clone. In this one a "humorous" tamagotchi talks to you in Spanish between rooms. You're also asked to identify the anomaly, which is a nice change. But it's still the same frustrating, low-effort gameplay that the entire genre suffers from.

[h1]RECOMMENDED[/h1] This game aims to be something similar to The Exit 8 but improves on some aspects. In The Exit 8, there was always the issue that if you didn't know whether there was an anomaly or not, it could feel like a guessing game and unsatisfying. Here, however, you are required to find and select the anomaly to "eliminate" it, which enhances the gameplay significantly. Another improvement is in terms of difficulty. I like how they structured the progression system, with three phases each containing 16 anomalies. The first phase is great for learning as they are easy. In the second phase, they start to get more challenging, and while you might get stuck on some, it remains enjoyable despite the challenge. The third phase introduces a Souls-like genre aspect, likely inspired by Elden Ring, making it very difficult. However, as you learn along the way, you get hooked and eventually overcome them. I really enjoyed it and recommend it, but there are areas that could be improved. During gameplay, I often wondered if a hallway contained anomalies, but it never did. They should make this clearer. Also, the mechanic of assigning the anomaly can only be done once per level. If you fail in your selection, you can only pass through the door without it counting, but I'm not completely convinced by this mechanic in case of player error. In any case, I recommend it for the price and if you enjoy this genre.

[h2]POSITIVE POINTS:[/h2] - Infinite Innocence is not just any anomaly game: it is a test of cunning and determination. - Its length is well above the genre. - Its voice acting is outstanding, and it looks like a lot of fun, but it is not in English. - It has an outstanding progression system, with three stages containing 16 anomalies each. The first phase is perfect for newcomers to the genre, with anomalies fairly easy to spot, while in the second phase the anomalies become challenging and will cost us more to hit them. But the third phase... [h2]NEGATIVE POINTS:[/h2] - ... it's the Dark Souls of anomaly games: only for experts! Ideal for those who enjoy a good challenge to our perfeption; less patient players will find so much difficulty frustrating. - It is translated into English, but it is not dubbed into English: it's a pity because the dubbing looks very funny. - The in-game signs are also not in English, although they are not necessary to enjoy the game. - If you suffer from motion sickness, the game may make you dizzy. [h2]CONCLUSIONS:[/h2] Infinite Innocence is more than just an anomaly quest game. It is a mental challenge that pushes us to look closer and think deeper. Each level takes us to a new, same but different place full of hidden mysteries, waiting to be discovered. Although the difficulty may push some players back, it is precisely thanks to it that every victory will feel like a personal achievement. [h2]EVALUATION:[/h2] 9/10. With a very original setting in the genre, an outstanding progression system in terms of difficulty and an incredible dubbing, Infinite Innocence becomes a must for lovers of anomalies. [quote][h3][i]If you'd like to see more reviews written by me, follow my Steam Curator and help support my work on [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44998766-Purrfect-Games/] Purrfect Games[/url]. Your support means the world to me! Thanks!

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El juego visualmente se ve super bonito. A medida que avanza se vuelve mas complicado, lo que suma bastantes puntos si te gustan este tipo de juegos. No mentiré he pegado un par de saltos del susto, en general es bastante entretenido y merece la pena por el precio que vale.

Honestly the game is quite boring overall. Everything felt really basic and the anomalies weren't interesting enough to make me want to play the game more. Pros: + Good ground work for an anomaly game + The Tamagochi is sometimes funny + Actually identifying the anomaly is a nice mechanic Cons: - You "exterminate" anomalies but they still show up - The Tamagochi is annoying after a while - You lose all your progress when getting it wrong which is okay but having 16 anomalies seems a bit too much at the start - The premise is uninteresting, normally these games have some form of story or scenario built around the anomalies, I think this is just a test - I can only assume the wall art is AI art Steam Curator Page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/10995314-Szamer%2527s-Collection/?appid=3764200