
Road to Devadatta is a first-person adventure game focused on story and puzzle solving to advance. Explore ancient ruins Use your wits to escape from them, solve their ingenious puzzles and avoid being killed by the creatures that inhabit them.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 34 reviews with recorded playtime.
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暈到玩不下去 前30分鐘也無聊到我沒有動力玩下去 劇情基本上因為中文翻譯太差也看不懂 完全不推薦購買 已退款
Road to Devadatta, is a first-person adventure game that immerses players in ancient ruins filled with intricate puzzles and lurking dangers. Players assume the role of Alo, a young man searching for his missing uncle, Robert, leading him into mysterious and perilous environments. Pros: - Engaging Puzzle Design: The game offers a variety of complex and physics-based puzzles that challenge players' problem-solving skills, providing a satisfying sense of accomplishment upon completion. - Atmospheric Environments: The detailed and immersive settings effectively convey the sense of exploring ancient, forgotten temples, enhancing the overall adventure experience. - Tense Ambiance: The presence of a relentless creature adds a layer of suspense, keeping players on edge as they navigate through the game's challenges. Cons: - Repetitive Gameplay Elements: Some players may find the core mechanics become monotonous over time, as tasks can feel repetitive without sufficient variation. - Limited Narrative Depth: The storyline, while intriguing, may lack depth and character development, potentially leaving players wanting more engagement with the plot. - Technical Issues: Certain users have reported bugs and performance issues, such as glitches in puzzle mechanics and occasional crashes, which can disrupt the overall experience. In conclusion, "Road to Devadatta" offers a compelling adventure with challenging puzzles and an immersive atmosphere. However, its repetitive elements and technical issues may detract from the overall experience for some players. Score: 7 out of 10 ancient relics—An intriguing journey with a few stumbling blocks.
I’d rate this game 3 out of 10. It was released in 2023, but the graphics still look like they belong to the PS3 era Even with modded settings pushed to ultra++, the visuals just can’t save it
Terrible game, it got me hooked with an interesting topic of Devadatta, a schismatic figure from buddhism which i did not know about. But clearly the game just found it a cool concept and did nothing with it. I read about it online and it was interesting but the game did not put any of that in. Such a shame could have been a great idea if more freshed up. Saldy the game has horrible gameplay, its play like over and hour, but feels like its neverending. Its mostly puzzle occasionaly some anoying scenes, the puzlle is always is either to memorize some symbols or look for a key, or horrible platforming, or throwing at timed puzzles. This games is not fun at all, basicaly is just a neverending puzzle game.
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