The 7th Guest Remake

Good story, it keeps you interested to go explore more of the mansion. Puzzles are intuitive and medium hard, with a hint and resolve all option if stuck. It looks well polished, nice music and the actors did a good job overall. I had not experienced bugs or lags. Overall a very enjoyable playthrough.

A well done remake. There are a bunch of medium difficulty puzzles. The whole games is fun start to finish. I hope these devs remake The 11th Hour.

Short but ok fun I guess. Some nice puzzles, very linear. This is oldschool though. Never played the original so was fun to try this!

I didn't play in VR but it was still so immersive and so much fun. The story telling tech they used was really cool, and I think it suited the aesthetic of the game very well. There was such a wide array of puzzles, each room was completely different! The little details that really tickled me were the things revealed with the ghost lantern mechanic. All the pictures on the walls would change, not to mention getting to see little glimpses of the derelict house in its original condition. They put a lot of thought and effort into this game and I'd say it's absolutely worth a play.

Disclaimer: I have never played the original. But I like exploring spooky ghost houses with puzzles, so. The game is good for what it is. It is a small puzzling game in a spooky house. This house is very atmospheric and I love the mystery aspects and the "videos" of the guests. My favourite part - besides the atmosphere - was looking at the pictures and how they change. :D The puzzles are mostly on the easier side but I didn't mind that. I just wish they would make a little more sense, as several times the difficulty wasn't the puzzle, but figuring out what you are actually supposed to do in the first place because of how random and unconnected they are. For example, in one case you have to find five blocks and put them onto a weird board that moves into a specific position if you "activate" it. Nowhere does the game give you a hint what it expects the blocks to be ordered like. I only figured out the solution after looking at the optional help tool and it still made no sense afterwards. My biggest gripe is probably the end. The "end battle" is just incredibly frustrating for no reason. Still, I had a lot of fun with it, just don't expect something grand or rational.

Nostalgic blast from the past. Not as challenging as I remember, but thanks for bringing achildhood favorite back.

I give this game a solid 7 out of 10, the rooms are fun. The puzzles are fun. A game great if you want to just chill and solve some puzzles. It loses 3 whole points though due to the last bit of the game having a "puzzle" that works off of RNG...... Not really a puzzle if you are just hoping you get lucky, which to no surprise, the Antagonist magically rolls the perfect numbers to screw you over every time. Made the end of the game feel more like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ chore than a battle of the wits.

This was an absolute blast. I got through the game in about 7 hours but I will tell you as a fan of thee original 7th guest this was a complete remake and refashioning in every good way. Again I loved the original from 1993 and its maligned 90's flaired sequel but this took the original story, remade thee mansion, remade new puzzles, remade the story so you can actually understand it and overall was just plain fun. I was waiting for some cheesy soups on or what not but it really just did a solid story with good acting. heck you can actually walk around the room during the visual sequences which was awesome. two thumbs up and I was pleasantly surprised as I didn't know this was coming out until I saw it on steam this month. I am quite the happy dude with this!