Shellshock

This was a great experience from start to finish. The graphics are absolutely stunning, with a lot of attention to detail that really helps build the atmosphere. Every environment looks fantastic and feels polished. The gameplay is smooth, responsive, and never frustrating. Everything works as it should, allowing you to stay immersed the entire time. The pacing is solid, and the game does a great job of keeping you engaged throughout. It's a fairly short game, but it's well worth the price. The overall quality is impressive, and it's clear a lot of care went into making it. My only complaint is that I wish there was more of it.

i honestly loved this game. The visuals are stunning, the atmosphere of the game is great. I made it to level 55 without missing and found all the anomalies. I honestly would have loved a few jump scares within the game. Still would recommend.

do not buy this game, I beat this game in 2 minutes its a joke

took me 10 min wont refund mid game w ai

good idea and well executed worth it 100%

Хорошая оптимизация, даже на моей 1060 3гб идёт неплохо

Even for such a quick playthrough, I must say I had fun playing it, the story and ending is simple yet sad at the same time. In short it is a WW1 related game where you search for anomalies, nothing mind blowing yet it doesn't have to be to remind us and make you feel bad for those who expierienced it and for those who fallen. Money well spend.

its very short, i completed this game in 10 mins, but its also 3 bucks so you cant complain. its alright.

гра хороша атмосферна але коли починаєш вдивлюватися на солдат вони не кліпають, у всіх лиця одинакові але якщо не вдивлюватися то гра дуже файна

Simple concept executed well. If you spot a difference in the trench, which can be sprinted through in 10 seconds, you walk through the "Something to Report" door, and if you don't spot a difference, you walk through the "Nothing to Report" door. It took me just under 2 hours to get all three trophies, which is just right for a $3 game. Some of the differences are glaringly obvious and some are pretty subtle. So the first mode, "Get to Trench 8", can be beaten pretty quickly (especially if you find a bunch of easy to spot differences), and the 2nd mode, "Get to Trench 20" will take a bit longer as you start spotting new changes. The final mode, "Find Them All", can be pretty challenging. Before walking through the "Nothing to Report" door, you'll be second-guessing yourself and retracing your path just to make sure you didn't miss something. Even then, you might still get it wrong. For such a simple idea, the paranoia can set in thoroughly.