ROUTINE

Fantastic horror game, one of the few where I had to put it down a couple of times because I got so scared. The story is mysterious and haunting. However the ending was tragically beautiful. Great game def pick it up.

Did the movement 'tutorial', it then printed my ID and tossed it under the machine. Spent ages fumbling around in frustration trying to reach it with no success. Ridiculous. Quit. Uninstalled. Refunded.

It is a game. That is for sure. Great sound design, cool mechanics. Story progression was a bit of pain to figure out, but ultimately rewarding. Story... I dunno make your own theory. 8/10, Very good.

Si buscas un juego de terror que de verdad de miedo compra Routine, vale cada centimo, espero en el futuro se pueda llegar a añadir algun DLC

Thank you devs for this great game. Immersion is unbelievable and the C.A.T is a great idea!

Interesting mechanics. My favorite location was Lunar Surface due this alone I leave positive review. But overlay game borred me after ~2 hour and I push refunded. Perfomace was stable 60 on my PC Vsynch lock 1440P Native Max settings . GPU ~ power draw ~100W.

The game crafts an (initially) impressively oppressive atmosphere on a retro-futuristic lunar base, but its terror quickly evaporates into a frustratingly flawed survival horror experience. Ineffective Monster Design: The terrifying build-up completely falls apart upon seeing Entity B, the monster. The creature model is low-quality, visually goofy, and frequently ruined by glitchy AI, instantly shifting the tone from cosmic horror to unintentional comedy. Trivialized Threat & Abundant Resources: Horror dies the moment you realize you can easily outrun every single threat in the game. Coupled with battery packs scattered everywhere (your main ammo/interaction resource), you never face true resource scarcity or real panic. SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER - SKIP AHEAD FOR NO SPOILERS Nonsensical Narrative: The story relies on a cheap, unearned "you were mind-controlled the whole time" twist. It makes zero sense for the protagonist (who is an Isaac Clark space engineer-type of guy) and his free will to be overridden when you spend the entire game actively reading logs, listening to tapes, and learning exactly how the EL9 fungal spores manipulate the mind. END SPOILER END SPOILER END SPOILER - SAFE TO READ NOW By prioritizing an unavoidable and unearned trope-heavy ending over logical player agency and competent stealth and horror mechanics, Routine trades true psychological horror for a predictable, poorly paced walking simulator. It does look amazing though, and except for one or two areas, runs flawlessly. Oh and the game is really really short, doesn't bother me but buyer beware. This is basically Alien Isolation but with a terrible story, very bad horror gameplay and a monster that both visually and mechanically inspires zero fear. Oh and there are also a few jump scares that are just...so bad. Like terribad. Graphics & Performance - 8.5/10 Gameplay - 3/10 Audio - 6/10 Story - 1/10 Overall Score - 4.6 Visually impressive game, and very well crafted environments / settings, but a failure in all other regards. The fact that this game has such a high rating makes the reality of low expectations and easily satisfied audiences painfully abundant.