Facility 47

Nice game! Interesting story!

A short "horror" point and click game, that reminds a LOT of The Thing. It's nice, looks good, some puzzles are a bit meh, it's sad you can't play both endings without playing the whole game again (which i didn't bother).

All in all, just a good point and click game that shouldn't take you more than an afternoon. Idk when I bought this, but definitely try it when it's on sale (Summer sale is around the corner)

Facility 47 was one of the first games that I played on steam, so it holds a special place in my heart. Not only does it have an amazing setting/atmosphere, but it also delivers on intuitive puzzles that are at just the right difficulty (there's even a hint button if you need it). Playing it during the winter really added to my experience as well. Overall, I highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys point-and-click adventures with some horror/mystery vibes. While there are similar games to it, I haven't quite been able to find another game that really scratches that same itch for me.

A well made older hidden object/point and click game. The story and atmosphere keep you engaged throughout. As I said, it is an older game and lacks some of the qol features newer HOGs have but it isn't tedious and I enjoyed that it had multiple ending choices! I would also recommend reading any notes you find in game during your playtime as they really complete the story. I paid .49 for this game on sale and I more than got my money's worth of entertainment!

I'd give it a neutral if possible. I still think it's playable, but the lack of visible hotspots (changing cursor when interactable), the fact that sometimes you can't even click on something unless you have the right key item, make the experience a bit annoying. While puzzles made sense in the first part of the game, i found them extremely arbitrary in the latter part. Some were pretty mean red herrings that had my head scratch after pushing the hint button (which, by the way, is not a HINT, it's the solution to a puzzle). Played this after the Drifter, a game where puzzles were actually well engineered, and the difference is stark. I spent less than a dollar so I can't complain, I just wish the puzzles were better thought since the setting is nice