We Are Not Alone

Really enjoying this game - it strikes a great balance between tension, pacing, and narrative that fans of the horror genre will appreciate. It has some elements that remind me of Resident Evil which is a very good thing, yet it stands on its own with a unique atmosphere and an engaging story. The pacing and the way the story's unfolding have me genuinely hooked. Looking forward to seeing where it goes. Worth checking out for any horror fan.

I like it! Not one of the scariest games, at least not at first, but it develops a great atmosphere of dread.

Ich bin begeistert. Anfangs war ich eher so, dass ich das Spiel sofort wieder deinstallieren wollte, aber dann packte es mich einfach und ich spielte es am Stück durch! Es gibt keine Jumpscares, aber eine sehr dichte Atmosphäre. Die Musik hat es schön bedrohlich wirken lassen. Sie wurde gut eingesetzt und hat die Atmosphäre sehr unterstützt. Mir hat das Spiel sehr viel Spaß gemacht. Ich mochte den Wechsel zwischen Handkamera und Security Kameras. Um alle Achievements zu bekommen, habe ich es gleich zweimal hintereinander durchgespielt. Von mir eine Empfehlung, wenn man es gruselig mag, ohne Jumpscares und ohne Verfolgungsjagden.

It's an ok game, but I'm not sure what type game it's trying to be. It keeps switching between classic 3rd person point and click adventure and modernish first person survival horror. Switching between the two interface control modes can be confusing. It's a bit of a slow burn to start with, but I guess that helps build up the creepy ambiance. The story isn't bad, and keeps you guessing for a while. I wasn't keen on the voice acting - especially the Charlie character who sounds as if he's on helium. There's a few slightly different endings. I'm pretty sure I got the "best" ending, and I wasn't enthralled enough with the game to replay the other endings. A few glitchy bugs like characters not showing on the screen even though they are there, but nothing game breaking. And there are some odd features such as a doors that are locked until you look at something else and that triggers the door unlocking for no obvious reason. Puzzles are straightforward and survival is fairly easy. I'd give this a 6/10. Worth a punt if you can get it on a good discount.

Always love to see a proudly Aussie game! 3.5 hours for my first playthrough, and for how cheap it goes on sale I'm very happy with my purchase. Great for a solo devs second game, the swapping between first person and point and click style was a cool gimmick, and featuring your backers as voice actors is really cute. No jumpscares and a very forgiving difficulty, plus the puzzles were logical and solutions felt natural. Also runs great on Steam deck.

This game has an interestin premise with it's camera mechanic. To do things ya have to put it down in particular areas as it keeps an eye on ya. Without it the game is point and click. When holdin the cam it is standard 1st person. We're told to "not look at her". The PC controls are not great with the inverted movement. It works fine with a controller tho. I liek that it features voice acting. It gets the job done and brings some life to the characters. Made it thru day 2 and interested to see how the rest of the game unfolds. Gameplay Impressions: https://youtu.be/wMIcfjSYSxU

unique and daring! My kinda game. the vast majority of the concept works, a few spots where it was a little too janky but it was fairly painless getting through those sections. Definitely worth it full price, you get to support innovation and its fun