
Lost at sea 1803 ~ The good ship Obra Dinn.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 35.2Kreviews | 97% | — | $10.4M |
| $19.99 | 1.7Kratings | 96% | — | not modelled | |
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Return of the Obra Dinn foi o único jogo que me fez sentir uma sensação parecida a de jogar Outer Wilds novamente, fazendo você ficar cada vez mais imerso e interessado para descobrir o destino da tripulação do Capitão Robert Witterel. Fico impressionado em como o jogo consegue ser tão interessante se passando em um único ambiente (o navio Obra Dinn) através da mecânica de reviver os últimos momentos da tripulação. Além disso, acredito que o jogo pode rodar até em uma batata com seus íncríveis 2 GB de espaço (@Marcos!!!). Return of the Obra Dinn é o típico jogo indie que fica marcado em sua memória e não recebe o reconhecimento que merece. O único ponto negativo é que, como Outer Wilds, é um jogo que se joga somente uma vez na vida, o que, no fim das contas, é exatamente o que o torna tão especial.
Quite possibly my favorite game ive ever played and without a doubt the most special gaming experience. Truly one of a kind game concept.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +2 more
| $19.99 |
| 849ratings |
| 94% |
| — |
| not modelled |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 1.1K reviews with recorded playtime.
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还可以吧,就是很多推理都是靠船员睡袋标签来,就很掉价
return of the oBRUH dawg
good game
👍
I give a hats off to the developer for he - in addition to creating a great game/story - took the time to localize to the Arabic language. Very few individual developers spend the time and effort to do so. I can imagine it was not that straight forward
Если вам как и мне нравится Outer Wilds, или вы любите детективы, или же вы хотите чего-то необычного - обязательно к приобретению! Шедевр штучной выделки.
So glad I came back to this game after all these years and saw it through to the end (without ANY guide/help tyvm! lol). I highly recommend figuring everything out on your own. The game is 100x more fun when you force yourself to figure it all out. Also, the game is doable on your own. This isn't like some mystery/adventure games where puzzle solving takes these crazy leaps in logic or you have to find the most minute of details yet it's still extremely tough because fck you that's why. No, Obra Din is able to be beaten by most people without help imo. You definitely need to pay attention to all of the info you have at hand and go back to the crime scenes time and time again to reexamine things because stuff you might have assumed as fact might actually not be so. For example, one death I had figured/was certain for a large portion of the game (after I found the person's death scene) was a man I who had been spiked by a beast. I put that down as the death and after solving many other deaths I finally realized that I had this person's death wrong. I went back and examined the scene and the next scene and before it...I discovered a bullet hole in the wall behind him where he was resting/tending to his spike wound. Ends up he got shot by friendly fire in a battle with a beast. Stuff like that you MUST pay attention to. Pro-tip: the game shows you projectile pathways for a reason (in the form of visible air currents essentially that shows the path where it came from so you can tell whose it was). Stuff like that made this experience so much fun. Over the past year I've found that these first person mystery games are probably my new favorite genre BUT there just aren't many of them! If you liked/love Return of the Obra Dinn, here are some games that you must play if you haven't already: - Seance of Blake Manor - Blue Prince - The Rootrees Are Dead - Chants of Sennaar - Strange Antiquities and Strange Horticulture I wish I could think of more (and, indeed, I might be forgetting a couple) but like I said, there just aren't many in this genre. Yes, there are adventure games but I feel like these games, (with the exception of Rootrees, SH & SA), are all much more interactive than your typical point and click adventure game and that's probably why I like them. Blue Prince and Seance at Blake Manor were especially unique in that regard. Of all the games I've mentioned I would say BLue Prince is the most difficult, has the longest playtime, and is easily the most fun. I spent over 100 hours in that game easily I'd say. Anyways, before this turns into a Blue Prince review, play Obra Dinn if you are on the fence because it is easily a classic of the genre. Then go play those others lol.
Truly an all-timer for the deduction sickos. It hooks you in quickly with the mystery handed to you in the elevator pitch: find out what happened here. The first few clues you're able to find are both puzzling and quick to solve — partially. It doesn't take long before you realize that, much like the crew of the Obra Dinn, you've bitten off much more than you can chew.
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