Out of Sight

Fun game with good puzzles, that manage to remain varied. While the story and world building give some atmosphere, at the end of the game you still have 300 questions about the world and the mansion. Only negative point I see is that (for me) the last chase timing was too tight for me to manage the focus to break the ropes quickly (I really suck at aiming with the gamepad), so I had to discover how to use the mouse for that last sequence... There is also another chase that took me many retries (not fun has that chases is fairly boring, just holding the stick down) as you need to quickly get your bearing at the end and figure out where to go in barely half a second. IMHO, game could use an accessibility option to make the chase easier.

Ein Süßes Spiel. Eine von den Indie-Spielen die sehr kreativ sind und spaß machen. Ich hatte mein Spaß. War von der Atmosphäre ähnlich wie A Little Nightmare. War mal was neues als Kind mit einem Teddy zu laufen. Ein grusliger Spaß

This was such a wonderful surprise. It's a fun and verify digestible horror in the vein of Little Nightmares or Reanimal but with gameplay that has a little more to it. The mechanic of only being able to see through the eyes of the bear made what would be simple, run through puzzles a lot more interesting and engaging while also amping up the chase sequences to something that really shoots some adrenaline through you. This is not a particularly long or difficult game. My whole first playthrough was around 3 hours and i wasn't really rushing. The largest plus side of the short length is that the game is paced very well and gives you just the right amount of time in it's mechanics to be fulfilling but not overbearing. If you like other macabre, short form horror games i think this one deserves a play.

[i]Out of Sight[/i] offers a unique and novel concept: as a blind girl you experience the world through a teddy bear's eyes. Carry the teddy bear in your arms and the game plays out in first-person; set the bear down on a blanket and it becomes a fixed camera, letting you observe the character from a second-person perspective. The game plays out as a series of room-based puzzles, each one presenting a slightly trickier challenge than the last, solved using whatever props and environmental tools are at hand. It never gets too difficult as there's good pacing in how mechanics are introduced, and plenty of visual cues to keep you oriented. Where [i]Out of Sight[/i] shines is its atmosphere. The mansion is eerie and uncomfortable, steeped in a creeping dread. There's a constant push and pull with tension, yet it never feels particularly stressful. It's almost more adventurous, in a weird, twisted way. The core loop does become a bit repetitive after a while and the core mechanics follow a rather simple formula, [spoiler]even though there is some chase scenes scattered throughout[/spoiler], which is exactly why I appreciate the game's length. It's a short enough that the game never grows dull, and one should comfortably see it through in a single sitting. Even though I didn't. [spoiler]If I have one criticism, it's that I left the game still having questions. I continuously tried to pay attention to the children's whispers, and I felt clues were left around for me to interpret, like the paintings. Alas, I'm left wondering.[/spoiler] "[spoiler]We need to try Teddy. I have to walk up to her.[/spoiler]" is such a brave line.

Recomendo, um jogo perfeito para meu gosto, e funcionou perfeito no VR uevr, foi uma aventura e tanto

cool puzzles

Ну хоррор (есть) атмосфера есть немного напоминает Амонг Зе слип только тут механика интересней.