
Uncover the lies. Free your mind. Veritas is a compact narrative puzzle game that asks: what is truth, and does it even matter?
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Great game. Some of the puzzles really got me and I admit I had to use the hints a couple of times. Really enjoyed the variety of puzzles and story.
Very good escape room type puzzle game. Saves at whatever point you left off on even though there are chapters. Pretty good length. Decent hint system built in. Can take pictures of helpful clues with a camera.
Highly recommended for point & click adventure enthusiasts (classic Myst, Fidelio Incident, Haven Moon, Palindrome Syndrome, etc.). Very well executed with interesting storyline. Puzzles are not too complex, mostly logical and blend with the story. Great integrated hint system if needed - provides several hints and then solution if desired. Good inventory system including the ability to combine items, and a fantastic camera capability that offers the ability to superimpose an image from the photo library on the main screen for reference - can even rotate the image and zoom - well done - I wish all point & clicks had that feature. Excellent value for the investment - good length - many chapters. Reading the computer files was a bit tedious and didn't seem necessary to solve puzzles or advance, but did provide good context for the story. Speeding up the rate (maybe from 300 baud to 9600 baud?) would be welcome. This story concept offers a lot of opportunity for sequels or parallel stories. All in all, if you enjoy point and click adventures, I highly recommend it. Great job Glitch Games! Keep them coming!
Glitch does not disappoint! As usual, great puzzle game! Love the graphics. Love the music. Love the story. Love the funny things the mc says. In game camera is a necessity for keeping track of all the puzzles. I really like the write on photo feature. The hint system is just right for not too heavy handed and out of the way when not needed. If you like this game, their signature series is Forever Lost. Go check it out. If you love it like I do- sign up for their newsletter. There's no spam just updates on the games they're making- once a month, I think. Great job devs! Can't wait for the next one!
I gave it a thumbs up, BUT: You have to LOVE very hard puzzle games and a ton of backtracking. You will need to draw a map of each chapter and where each and every puzzle is located because this game doesn't seem to naturally flow and it's easy to forget where everything is located. (Did I mention a ton of backtracking?) Some of the puzzles seem So Far Fetched that even after you look at a walk-through, you still find yourself saying: "WTF"? I think you HAVE to be a real puzzle hound to enjoy this work. When creating any kind of game, there is this fine line between too easy and too hard that is the sweet spot that makes the game enjoyable for most. aka Portal, etc. This game didn't even try to hit that sweet spot. They just went for Hard As #hit.<<<Now, that has it's rewards amongst the die-hard puzzle fans but it will 'probably' turn most people off. [spoiler] One example of Ridiculous is that when you finish Chapter 4, the next Chapter is 8...WHAT? You spend a countless amount of Wasted Time trying to figure out what you did wrong. However, You didn't do anything wrong, the developers just added more confusing ridiculous nonsense to make the game that much less enjoyable. [/spoiler] The audio and graphics are just fine and run smooth as silk and just about everything is mouse controlled which is a plus. You can take pictures or snapshots whenever you want and these scenes are stored in a folder that you Always Have With You.<<<Extremely helpful! The game also remembers where you are when you exit so you don't have to save and load. I think that if I'd paid more than 7 bucks for this game WITHOUT a large red banner that proclaimed it VERY HARD and ABSURD at times, I would have felt cheated. That said, IF you are one of those puzzle fanatics that just love complicated and sometimes irrational puzzles and a ton of backtracking, go ahead and pay the 14 dollars. BUT, if you aren't that intense, I'd say 6 or 7 bucks is fair because some of the puzzles are hard but make sense and seem to naturally flow which will give you that Aw-Ha moment. And for the other puzzles that are off-the-hook borderline ridiculous, there is always a walkthrough.
This is a very fun puzzle game that includes a little bit of lore or story sprinkled about the escape room type atmostphere. Very good balance of puzzles - some incredibly easy, while others use a bit more note taking or labor to complete. Also, the inclusion of the picture / note taking system is brilliant and will save SO much paper. There is only ONE puzzle that I felt was "cheap" and only completed by blindly guessing, and not at all earned, and it involved a toy. Those of you who play it will recognize this puzzle immediately. Still, that was the only puzzle where I thought "c'mon...really?" This is my first Glitch game, and now I feel like I'll have to check out the rest!
buggy unplayable
over all game was really nice and I really enjoy it but there is a bug (and I think this was in the mobile version as well- when you pull up the hint menu it doesn't check off that you have done somethings when really you have. I don't know if it's just a thing on my end or not but it was really confusing because I didn't know that I had already done somethings because it never told me.
Great game with puzzles that were not very difficult. Graphics great. Non-existent and confusing ending.
Cant recommend. This game had me irritated literally 40 seconds in. If you're going to incorporate asshat, non-linear, rotation puzzes, at least make them wasd/arrow friendly...And maybe contextually mattering to the rest of the scene would help, eh? Either way, needlessly complicated and headache inducing literally RIGHT AFTER launching. Pass. 1/10
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