Kohate

Dumme atrophisierte Amisteurung WASD, keine Speicherpunkte(gehts noch?), Monster kann man per Option abschalten ( wieso das denn?) Abfahren.

SCORE: 6/10 - ALRIGHT I don't want to spoil the central premise of Kohate, but I will divulge that it's scary stuff. The game features an ominous and nicely detailed labyrinthine prison which reminds me of the spaceship Nostromo from the movie Alien. Unfortunately, you might find yourself more often feeling frustrated and annoyed than terrified and entertained because your task involves running around a confusing maze of corridors while searching for essential yet unclearly specified objects. There are multiple endings and they are ... um... unique.

Good short horror game but it crashed way too much for me.

Would I rather be playing Mortuary Assistant? Yes. Is Mortuary Assistant out yet? No. Is this game the next best thing to Mortuary Assistant in the meantime? Perhaps. Either way, buy it, and play it.

Enjoyable horror puzzler. The premise is setup pretty quickly on new game start - you're in a dyspotian world where people are arrested en masse for minor infringements, and sold to horrific companies for whatever nefarious experiments they have in mind. Your particular fate is to navigate a maze, solving puzzles, all the while trying to hide from a shambling monstrosity. I wouldn't say the game is overly scary as you can hear the enemy coming from a mile off, so you're never actually surprised when he finds you and rips you apart. And the punishment, at least on normal mode, is fairly light so it never feels like there's much at stake. And you will die often as it's very easy to walk yourself into a deadend without a vent to dash into before the monster stumbles upon you. I never really had a good sense of just how noisy I was being, and how much that was alerting the monster, even with the, admittedly tiny, noise meter in the bottom corner. I think that's probably why they had the monster telegraph his position strongly. Although a warning I wouldn't be rushing to try hell mode on first try as it goes to the other extreme where if you die it seems to have no continues. There's also a continuous thread of humour which runs throughout and is honestly quite welcome in this, lightens the mood without to the detriment of the atmosphere - it all feeds in to how ridiculously horrific this future world is. The game doesn't do much handholding, but there's enough there for you to figure out what you're supposed to do through good environmental design. And overall I enjoyed this. The atmosphere was spot on, the humour was there, the puzzles were of a decent challenge level that you had to figure out to progress, and it didn't outstay it's welcome. Will be looking out for more of this developer's games in the future.

If you like Sci-Fi Puzzle solving games, this is for you. The opening and premise of the game is hilariously conceivable if humans continue to behave as we do. I also really enjoy the audio tapes that explain a lot of the back story to how this all happened. It reminded me of when I use to play Half-life, I was constantly looking for more information. The fact that this game has multiple endings is awesome. Instead of being a one shot and done, there is actually a reason to replay it. That alone makes me feel better about buying it. I have to say it is a creepy, sci-fi, jump scare, Half-life puzzle, alien isolation type of game which I love. Give the game a shot, once you get the hang of stealth and running the vents you'll enjoy it a lot more. Can't wait to check out some other games, if they are anything like this. https://youtu.be/pGYEiatz-rU - My Halloween Playthrough

Now that I'm all done... There have been very few games that get me to want to go back and play it again and again. This has been one of them. I've managed to get all 100% of the achievements, now, but I'm not going to just quit playing. It's a well-made game! I love the environment! Yes, it's short, but that's okay. It has a little bit of replayability to it with 4 different endings! Plus, try to get those achievements. Moving backwards everything is interesting to say the least! Give it a shot. You might enjoy it!