Unavowed

On a Mac, you can't win the Galene fight. The game won't let you unselect Kalash to be able to interact with anything else. There's a small workaround that sadly doesn't work very well. If you go to the page for save/restore it frees up the cursor, but the time window is show short that one (well, I) cannot do the things one needs to do. It's a big pile of disappointment if you're on a Mac.

民间汉化还行，不影响游玩。不拖沓，不算太难找线索，一般不喜欢玩这种类型的我都觉得还不错。剧情就算说不上是神作，但业足够优秀了。

A great adventure game, 12hrs well worth spending. Really gets you invested in the story and forces you to make some tough choices, never quite giving out whether it was right or wrong. This is very different from your typical AAA games black and white morality system.

The game truly stands out with its story. This choice driven narrative game offers a fantastic experience providing 7-10 hours of pure enjoyment

A different take on point & click adventures. Forcing you to stay in an area until you solve it makes for more focused gameplay. While sometimes it feels more like a visual novel, other times It helps making the puzzles more cohesive and with more coherent solutions (as opposed to "clasic" point & click adventures that had some puzzles invovling travelling the whole game world without much sense) As other reviewers mentioned, there's multiple was of advance the story, depending on which characters do you choose each time. In a way, it leads to meaningful choices and the possibility of replay the whole story to check alternate solutions (though I believe the way a problem is solve does not change much the overall progression) The visual style is peculiar too. The combination of pixel art and modern effects looks nice (though sometimes perspective looks weird). In any case, it matches the plot. The awesome soundtrack and voice acting also match well with the story. In short, a great point and click adventure. Its small divergences may take some time to get on with, but the overall story (and some great "plot twists") totally deserve to be played

Just finished the game and I have a few observations. 1. The game is good! 2. The game is not quite a game. It is more an interactive novel. There are a few puzzles, but they are not the best part of the game. 3. The story is good, the characters are amazing. Written and voiced very well. 4. I will be playing again as a different character - which is not something I usually do. 5. The game is good! I

Hard to describe my true feelings for this game but I think the game's worth a try as it has some freshing and interesting writing in some parts I've ever seen. The supernatural things are kinda cool but the executions in game are somewhat weak, like some supernatuals talk a bit too much and are too agreeable in my opinion. The animation also feels quite off for most parts, it's still bearable if you can let that slide. The game has a fine start-off for the prologue, then it comes off a bit boring for the first case and some later ones. I personally really enjoyed the Chinatown case though, as it had the funniest and one of the most eerie atmospheres in the game. As for the puzzles, most of them are pretty easy as others have said. If you play Kathy Rain before this, you will likely feel your brain not being challenging and headache enough, so I think this game is a good entry for those aren't similar to point-and-click games with complex puzzles. Character-wise, I like Eli the most and Logan second. Feels Manada and Vicki are quite weaker in terms of writing, though their company is still enjoyable for me. Voice acting here is pretty good I must say. I also like the diverse backgrounds and funny remarks you can choose for the protagonist, making the replaying less boring.