
We Are Not Alone is a new twist on horror that combines first person exploration and third person point and click adventure. As a member of a "safe" isolation experiment you'll explore an underground facility, solve puzzles and uncover the mystery of an unknown creature. Just don't make eye contact.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 41reviews | 98% | — | $6.8K |
| $4.99−50% | 13ratings | 76% | — | not modelled |
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good game with an original plot, good puzzles: 7,5/10
I can't remember how this game got into my wishlist, to be honest. Might have been a friend-of-a-friend recommendation. This prevents me from thanking whoever pointed me towards it. I also would like to thank Andrew from Stasis Booth Games for giving us this labour of love. I am sure it was something very close to his heart, and it really shows how much he cares for this game. We Are Not Alone felt gimmicky at first, with its perspective switching as a game mechanic. After playing for a few hours I can only say that it works, it draws you in and you start feeling it less as a gimmick and more as a tool. I am really enjoying my time with it and I can't wait to dive deeper into its story. Right now, games have taken a step back and family life took their place, but I still have one or two hours to pour into something worth experiencing, and We Are Not Alone is a great way to enjoy those brief gaming moments. I sincerely hope you, reader, give it a chance to grow on you too.
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Amazing game cant wait to see what else this team has to often!
I'm rather pleased with this game. I very much agree with other reviews that the unique mechanics with the camera elevate the game play. Things can feel a little jank at times but I very much enjoyed the story and the camera mechanic (and when you didn't have the thing in your hands) made for some pretty intense moments. All and all, I feel it's very worth the price for being a short, entertaining horror game that while not terrifying, kept me guessing a few details and on the edge enough in some moments to want more.
I really enjoyed this game! The storyline was intriguing and the ending left me wanting more. The game mechanics were great and the game spends a decent amount of time at the beginning making sure you understand the game play. The game does have auto save but I will suggest if you or someone who is new to playing games like this as I am, I would save often Because I definitely had to redo a whole part because of one small mistake that killed me! Definitely one of my favourite games of the year and I am excited to see what happens next!
Вообще по началу об игре сложилось совсем иное мнение, смотрел я на картинки в стиме и думал, что придется решать загадки, кто кого зачем убил и почему, ну этакий Шерлок Холмс на минималках, но прогадал я очень сильно, и это даже хорошо. С первых минут бросается в глаза фиксированная камера и управление а-ля поинт клик, что меня немного напрягло, потому что согласитесь, хочется и своими глазами на все посмотреть и ручками потрогать. Благо это не на долго, и вам быстро выдают камеру и отправляют куда подальше. Сама идея переключения камеры работает хорошо, это помогает создавать напряженные моменты и вместе с тем глубже погружать игрока в происходящее. Вообще сюжет в игре развивается, как по мне, даже чересчур стремительно. В таких играх обычно на раскачку дают час, а то и два, здесь же буквально через пол часа происходит столько событий, что не успеваешь все обработать, и это работает на игру. Потому что вы - зритель, ровно, как и главный герой ничего не понимаете, но чувствуете, что хотите вызнать больше. По поводу страшно или нет. В игре присутствует огромное количество авто сохранений, которые обычно очень плохо сказываются на играх, где вас часто убивают, потому что со временем страх погибнуть в игре начинает исчезать. Здесь такой проблемы нет, поскольку зачастую надо постараться, чтоб умереть или быть слишком любопытным, там, где этого не нужно. Однако для особо страждущих в игре есть моменты, где действовать надо быстро и они могут немного исказить ваше спокойное лицо. Скримеров, как таковых, в игре тоже нет, но есть хороший саундтрек, который задает атмосферу. Как по мне, данная игра больше про сюжет, мне было интересно читать записки и вникать в историю, при том, что к сожалению перевод на русский язык у игры отсутствует. По времени игра примерно часов на 5 или на 2 вечера, за свою цену возможно немного дороговато, но я урвал ее по скидке и остался полностью доволен. Есть в ней что-то ностальгическое и вместе с тем интригующее, манящее, игра сделана не халтурно, а с душой, поэтому хочется пожелать разработчикам дальнейших творческих успехов, а вам я рекомендую ознакомиться с данным продуктом, если и не за фул прайс, то хотя бы по скидке. P.S. Если это кого-то убедит дополнительно, то это первая игра, для которой я запарился и написал полноценный гайд.
I absolutely loved the story AND the gameplay mechanics, switching between first person and fixed cameras was absolutely genius. I'm not going to spoil anything but I'm extremely excited for things to come from the developer 🥰. PS I'm not being biased just because I'm a voice actor in it, I did genuinely love it, a rare experience that I actually stream for almost 4 straight hours so I was deep into it! I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I did! https://www.youtube.com/live/BjVrIGI2rLc?si=p3d5wGTlKpWR9PDU
It seems like a clever premise but the execution just winds up being awkward. The action sequences are frustrating and annoying as you can't logically work out what you should be doing - so you get splattered before you can guess what the developers meant for you to do. I ran in circles for a while but eventually I just gave up and hugged "her" so I could be done with my suffering. I want to recommend it, but I just can't. Edit to reply to developer: [spoiler] In the first encounter with the entity, you are trying to go to the bathroom when you run into her. A logical response might be to run back to your room, which the character refuses. The bathroom is inexplicably locked, so you can't proceed. Plus, since you have to click where you need to go (frantically, because the creature is bearing down on you) but many spots on screen are active so the character pauses to casually let you know that she is not in the mood to sit on the couch. So, two things: First, if I'm not meant to go to the bathroom now, a reasonable reaction from the character about the bathroom might be better as "Not now, I'm about to be eaten." A lock on an unoccupied bathroom seems to suggest that I'm meant to unlock it. Second, if your dorm room is not safe because the entity will follow you there, then by definition *nowhere* is safe - no other location makes logical sense to go to. If there is another location that might be better for ... reasons(?) then the character needs to suggest that. [/spoiler]
Absolutely incredible psychological horror
A surprisingly good point & click + first person adventure game, as you play some parts in first person and some parts in fixed camera with point & click movement. When the game first began, I was hesitant to continue because graphics looked off and animations were a little bit stiff. But as I continued I realized that the core gameplay is actually quite good and the story was intriguing enough to make me keep going. Music gets a little bit repetitive at times and voice acting is okay at best, but for the price point, I can forgive those, as I would be okay with no voice acting as well. My first playthrough took about 4 hours, but I might return to this as there were things that you can do differently and I want to check those out as well. 7/10 recommended with full price.
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