Ovation

Very good game with good story where you can understand easily what happened. Playthrough video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YldORHfiG9k

This game, is so terrible. I'm so sorry to leave such a negative review, but GOOD LORD, the story makes zero sense, plot holes everywhere, poor mechanics. I have nothing good to say about this game.

BUG , U NEED TO FIX TO MANY BUG

Very unique, creepy and tragic story! Loved the demo, and the full release did not disappoint. It was very original and well crafted. No bugs or glitches either. So, even if you're not an opera fan, I'd definitely recommend trying it out!

I love this game. I was on edge the entire time. I was semi tied up with repairing the speakers because there is no reset and had to restart the game. But it was very worth it. Super unique environment and I give it a 10/10. My Experience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkatxecvJ1o

Eski ve terk edilmiş opera binasında geçen atmosferi gerçekten çok başarılı yansıtmışlar. Özellikle ses tasarımları, ışık kullanımı ve yavaş yavaş artan gerilim hissi insanı sürekli diken üstünde tutuyor. Oyunda bazı takılmalar ve akıcılıkta problem yaşadım onun dışında sorun yok. Gelişmeye açık bir oyun. 10/6 Oynanış videosu için: https://youtu.be/TkWBKmIIJCA?si=PPXr52616-Ut-icm

There are no bugs in this game. Some parts, like following the ghost or completing the piano quest, can be challenging and may take a little time, but that’s probably part of the gameplay design. The atmosphere is truly unique, and the opera house setting is absolutely stunning. Worth playing if you enjoy atmospheric horror games.

Ovation is the opera house gig that starts as "just flip some switches" and ends with you sprinting through velvet curtains like your life depends on the next light switch. I showed up ready for peaceful sound checks and left power-walking like a caffeinated stagehand being chased by unresolved maternal trauma. The jumpscares hit like a rogue spotlight—sudden, dramatic, and perfectly timed to make you spill your imaginary coffee. The story is genuinely good, wrapping grief, guilt, and ghostly encores into something that sticks with you longer than the phantom applause. Gotta go fast to turn on those lights, folks—darkness here doesn't just hide monsters, it auditions them. Atmospheric as hell, simulation tasks that feel weirdly satisfying until the theater decides to improvise, and a perfect short burst of psychological dread. (Disclosure: I discovered this gem via Keymailer and was offered a chance to review it.)

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Okay, I thought this game was okay & I did have fun, it was different of course, I've not had a horror game yet set in an opera house! I liked the set up, the atmosphere was off putting. Some of the jumpscares were neat, the tasks were not too difficult & I liked there were puzzles! The voice acting wasn't too bad! I did not know what to expect & I remember playing the demo and was always keeping an eye out! Thank you for giving me a free copy! It was also nice and short. The ending I did not expect, but I was satisfied to see what happened to our characters son & our characters demise. However the game did need a lot of work. Maybe there could've been multiple endings, and there was a lot of bugs. What was supposed to have happened with the entity floating through the invisible stage? I thought the game was broken, as if you turned or stood slightly wrong, you fell through. Also, who was that janitor dude? I made a video! https://youtu.be/_29uCK_IJ_U