
Embark on a touching and creepy journey about sacrifice and how sometimes a person pays for the sins of another
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Жена сказала если на этом обзоре будет 50 лайков и 10 наград, она купит ящик пива, мужики выручайте! My wife said if this review gets 50 likes and 10 awards, she will buy a case of beer, guys help me out!
A few of the early jump-scares got me, and I wish it had the budget to be a longer project, though I enjoyed what was here!
A super short game with the classic “family member trying to sell your soul” plot. It has multiple endings, but beware, the ending dialogue is tediously long and unskippable. I almost gave up trying to see them all, and honestly, they’re not really worth the hassle.
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Hours played at review time, across 42 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Krótka gra w konwencji horroru z prostymi elementami przygodowymi. Wcielamy się w Roberta, który przyjeżdża do domu dziadków pomóc bratu w uporządkowaniu majątku. Widok FPP i szarobura grafika, finałowa zagadka oparta na zapamiętywaniu. Przejście gry zajmie około pół godziny.
Pros: - Decent graphics - Eerie atmosphere -Some nice little more subtle scares that got me good -Conceptually neat ending - Quick pacing, short playtime, straight to the point Neutral: - A goofy jumpscare attempt early on, entertaining but immersion-breaking Cons: - The game is too dark, one of the items I only discovered by chance; another one I had to look up because it was swallowed by pitch-black darkness - Very basic and weird chain of "puzzle"-solving - Obnoxiously loud and cheap audio-jumpscare - Suuuper silly and hard to take serious dialogue at the end, sounds like someone with a stuffed nose pitched to oblivion And yet, for a free little 20 minute horror game with a cool finale, apparently done by one person, I still most definitely recommend this. (6.5/10)
It wasn't the demon that defeated me, it was the insufferable dialogue near the end that you can't skip through to see the other endings/options. :(
[h1]5/10[/h1]
The 111th Soul is incredibly short, with the entire game taking around 10–20 minutes even if you play through all three endings. There are no Steam achievements or Trading Cards either, which is a shame because the three endings, puzzles and other story milestones would have been perfect opportunities for them. The ending requirements are also rather ridiculous, with one ending depending on remembering trivial details from the house, and there have even been complaints about two of the endings being labelled incorrectly. It’s free now, but there simply isn’t enough here to make it particularly memorable.
maybe make the key in the fridge yellow i was playing on low quality and i did not see the key at all the whole thime i was playing i was looking for the dam key
Pequeno, mas com boa historia Jogabilidade 5/10 Gráficos 8/10
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