
1975. Disaster strikes the Beira D oil rig off the coast of Scotland. Navigate the collapsing rig to save your crew from an otherworldly horror on the edge of all logic and reality in this 3x BAFTA Games Award-winning narrative horror experience.
Most likely between $5.4M and $15.2M. On 8 games checked against developer-reported sales, our median error is 11%. How we estimate →
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $34.99 | 87% | approximately $8.9M |
| Xbox | $34.99 | 92% | — |
| PlayStation | $34.99 | 89% | — |
| Epic | $34.99 | 90% | — |
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Reviews
Themes across 1252 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Reviews
like
can not even understand half the dialouge but man is this a great game
weno
Truly a work of art, the graphics look incredible, the story is beautiful, sure you can tell how it's going to end early on but the emotional hits hit like being punched in the gut, without spoiling there are some very sad segments, the sound design is incredible too, overall I highly recommend, I wish I could play this game for the first time again.
Короткая и интересная
It's a good setting, but the actual game is very formulaic and repetitive, even during its short run time (4 hrs). BIt of a waste of the setting. A bit more time with the characters, and less time repeating the same corridors and stealth gameplay again and again, would have helped.
Outlast if the devs had a tentacle fetish
Walking simulator of the grandest variety, but when combined w/ the DLC, makes for an enjoyable experience - mostly due to the very good and believable acting. Although, as a North American - I admit that the Scottish accent sounds quite exotic to us. Highly recommended!
Jogo de terror excelente , se você busca combate esse não é um jogo para você.
The game is fine, but it lagged a little every now and then. What I want to say is that it feels like everyone has simply dumped their problems on Kaz—from his colleagues to his hysterical wife, Susie. The only thing that has always been his faithful helper is his headlamp, because no matter how Kaz fell or what else happened to him, the flashlight always worked.