Midnight Scenes: The Goodbye Note

Two for two! Incredible just like the first one. Am diving into the next as soon as I finish this so what else do you want me to say? If you're an old school point and click fan who can appreciate and love a quick, polished, cinematic experience with solid logical puzzles, great writing, and influences from sci-fi/horror radio dramas by way of the outer limits and the twilight zone, then get on this asap. Incredible love and respect for the classics from this dev here of both gaming, film, and radio, and it's inspiring! I want more!

I liked the Twlight Zone style and story. It wasn't quite as impactful as an actual Twlight Zone episode. It needed some kind of gut punch impact at the end or more of a clever twist. Since it was going for a black and white tv I would of also preferred a CRT filter effect as well. I would of liked to be able to click through the dialog with space or enter instead of only the left mouse button. It was alright a 6/10 for a short 30 minute story.

I like it. But I have some things I want to change, such as game cues or clues, maybe thought bubbles, as there is sometimes pixel hunting needed to click whats needed, and it's a bit expensive for the game time

Жутко интересно, и... просто жутко. Атмосфера бьёт и душит собой, а сюжет захватывает. Есть пара, конечно, вопросов к логике повествования, но это уже детали. Загадки простенькие, расслабляющие.

Fun game. Super simple puzzles.

I love old school point and click adventure games and I love horror. This is a short Twilight Zone inspired game, but I really loved the atmosphere and tone. Cool little story.

The second entry in the "Midnight Scenes" series of short, snacky, "Twilight Zone"-inspired point and clickies. I like this one even better than the first one, because for once the game doesn't end right at its most intruiging point, but still leaves you in a nicely mysterious place to wonder at the end. The puzzles are just right - not too taxing, not too simple - the atmosphere is deliciously thick (again, I recommend playing in the dark for that extra creep factor) and the soumdtrack sends shivers down your spine. Thoroughly enjoyable. More, please.