Faded Stories: Greenberg

Simple and elegant design, smart puzzles (sometimes a bit head-breaking but it's entirely fine!), quiet atmosphere with few sound details that allow for puzzle-solving. For the extra achievements I used the guides (as I primarily wish to see what extras one gets), but the full run with all the primary achievements is smooth and well worth it! Lovely game!

good little game short ones they are good for passing time and want short play enjoyable and not hard

Fantastic game as always. I loved the creative parts [spoiler] such as the left-handed "riddle" [/spoiler] and I really appreciate the extra achievements that change each story and add more content to the game.

This game has a lot of classic feeling to it. Reminds me of the old Bad Dream games which is such a good thing because I absolutely loved those games. So I highly suggest this if your looking for a classic indie point and click experience.

Another great game from the developer. Or rather, a game collection. All of them were quite good; there was just one that was a bit more tedious, as it was sometimes hard to make out certain items, causing me to get a little stuck. For these game collections, I would really just like a save system. Even a simple one like the one in "Bad Dream: Purgatory" would be fine. While the games aren't long, and you can get back to where you left off fairly quickly if you know what to do, having a save feature would still be nice.

[code][h3][b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45030479/]🧩Undecided & Puzzled Reviews🧩[/url][/b]Visit and follow my curator page if you enjoyed this review❤️[/h3][/code] [h2][b]Faded Stories: Greenberg[/b][/h2] One of many amazing point & click, puzzle, surreal adventure games by Desert Fox. This was my very first introduction to this developer's games. I am very glad I stumbled upon this series of games. This one in particular made me want to explore more since it was so story rich, but it was mostly environmental story telling. To my surprise, once I had "finished" the game, I found out it had multiple endings. This could be a spoiler so I will mark this next part as such. [spoiler] During my second playthrough, in the first story, I noticed that my initial run affected some things in the environment. Also, when solving one of the puzzles, I thought "what if I did this instead?" Although, I didn't at that time I tried this time around. These differences gave me another way to end the story. [/spoiler] I was thrilled. More story plus more puzzles equals more game play time and more content. I did get most of the games Desert Fox has released on sale, but they definitely are accurately priced. The overall game has enough good quality content to support the price the developer chose for it. Support the developer and their great puzzle-point & click-story rich games. Next Faded Stories Chapter: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2540460/Faded_Stories_Full_Moon/ Bad Dreams: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1692060/Bad_Dream_Stories/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/2313780/Bad_Dream_Purgatory/

Faded Stories is pretty much just more Bad Dream, but slightly toned down. So if Bad Dream was slightly too scary for you, I give you Faded Stories. I guess it's called "Faded Stories" because the stories are fading. Like, whatever was happening didn't seem to have much of a rhyme or reason. But you know, I feel like the first four Bad Dream games were basically that, so it's easily forgivable. Although, maybe "Faded" has something to do with the pencil lines fading, which would also be very clever on the developer's part. And I have to say... our protagonist must be one lonely person if they're having a birthday party with mannequins.