
Explore a beautiful and Enigmatic Victorian Manor with a dark secret, In this gothic horror story first person exploration puzzle game filled with fine art, secret passages and mysterious mechanical puzzles playing as the executor of the last will from the enigmatic Railroad Magnate Hadley Strange.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 956reviews | 88% | — | $324.1K |
| $19.99 | 209ratings | 86% | — | not modelled | |
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100% honest review. If there are things I feel may spoil the game, I will censor it. As someone who thoroughly enjoys these types of games, this was a delight. The puzzles are not too hard, some do require you to think a little a piece bits of info together, but it is not impossible to get to the solution. Yes, there is a fair bit of running around and revisiting rooms once you have new items to use, but I didn't mind it too much. It was extremely fun unravelling the story and learning more about the family. Some of the puzzles were a little too easy but it mixes it up from being extremely difficult to solve (unlike most games where sometimes you just have to guess over and over until you get it right). I really appreciated that if there was info on a puzzle, it was in the same room. At least I didn't have to run laps of the whole manor just to find the one bit of info I missed on that one puzzle to solve! The ending was wow. I had a feeling something dark was happening, but I didn't expect that. I really like that [spoiler]we as the player got to decide what the ending would be. We either become the keeper of the manor until the family are awake or we destroy their capsules.[/spoiler] My ONLY complaint about this game which my partner heard me complain about a lot. For the love of god please do something about the sensitivity. I had my mouse on max sensitivity and still was barely able to turn. It was annoying but I guess overall it was bearable otherwise I wouldn't have finished the game. Price tag wise? I would say wait for a sale. As much as this is a good game, you will play it once, probably go for all achievements (like I did) and then it will sit on your shelf and gather dust. The game is fairly short. I only have 5.4 hours because I got lost and stood still quite often trying to figure bits of the story out and make my own theories. Overall? Good game. Do recommend it if you like puzzle/escape room like mystery games!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean
| $19.99 |
| 75ratings |
| 78% |
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| $2.99−85% | 59ratings | 78% | — | not modelled |
| $19.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
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Bon jeu, attention à la traduction du jeu en Français qui fait confondre plusieurs pièces.
Honestly, this game is exactly what I had been looking for. I love watching horror games where you are going around a spooky location trying to put clues together or solve a mystery, but what keeps me from playing those horror games is the entity that you usually have to hide from that interrupts your progress or causes you to restart. Don't get me wrong, that element is great for the horror genre, but I haven't found many games outside of that genre that still have that same play vibe without it. THIS game is that. It's got the perfect vibe with no threat. It's actually pretty polished as well. I didn't personally run into any bugs. The aesthetic was nice, the feel of the controls was smooth and the puzzles, while at times perplexing, were not overly difficult. This game was balanced well when it came to progressing. It didn't hold your hand to the point of you just going through the motions while reading the instructions, but it also didn't leave you stuck at some point trying to figure out what to do next. The hints were also not vague, such a plus in my book. The only real downside I could find would be the grammar. I am not sure if it was translated or not, but reading some of the notes or clues, made it a bit awkward due to the wrong words being used or confused for other ones, this hardly detracted from the game at all. Other than that this is a solid game that I would recommend to people who enjoy other puzzles games like The Room series. Not sure it's worth almost $20, I got it on deep sale and I can 100% recommend it for the price I got it.
Glitchy, puzzles can be repetitive
A decent Myst-like game, where you walk around a mansion solving puzzles that don't make much sense. Strangely, many of the puzzles can only be solved by brute force, which I eventually got used to, but was confusing at first. There are a lot of visual bugs, which are forgivable, but also a few bugs where things you're supposed to click on don't register the clicks, or where their hitboxes are in the wrong place so you have to click nearby them to click on them. Several times I had to consult a guide to discover that I had found what I needed, I just hadn't hovered over it just right to be able to click on it. What pushed this into "do not recommend" for me is that at the climax of the game, you walk toward a giant set piece surrounded by notes that explain everything, and on the way you pass a wrench, and if you click on the wrench it immediately ends the game without you getting to see the set piece or read any of the notes. I immediately force quit the game when this happened so I could load back in and see all that stuff, but apparently it had already erased my save from finishing the game, because when I came back in my only option was to start a new game. So I missed seeing all the important notes before the ending, and I also missed seeing the ending.
Played and finished it in one evening. Some people seem to think that this is supposed to be a horror / creepy game. It's not, nor does it advertise itself as such. It's basically a puzzle-exploration game set within a manor where you uncover a mystery. Is it groundbreaking? No. Did I enjoy it? Yes. It reminds me of House of Da Vinci minus the puzzle boxes. I didn't experience any bugs, but some puzzles can be brute forced which may or may not cause issues, I personally didn't run into any. I think the way the story is told is pretty decent. I felt like the puzzles were enjoyable but a bit too simple. I personally prefer more deduction. Overall, if you go in with measured expectations, you'll probably enjoy it.
If you love puzzles you will like this game, you have to remember stuff and maybe write some down. Graphics are good for the 20 bucks but I got it on sale. Took me a little less than 4 hours to complete. I would probably get another mystery game made by them if it were me! Story takes some time to get interesting more though.
Es una muy buena aventura gráfica para pasar el rato sin quemarse mucho los sesos.
Juego no demasiado largo, ameno, con un planteamiento sencillo pero efectivo, que te hará pasar unas horas entretenido resolviendo puzzles. No me ha parecido una gran revolución ni unos puzzles especialmente complicados y si tardas algo más en completar el juego es casi más porque tienes que estar dando vueltas por la casa para encontrar notas o pistas que no recuerdes dónde vistes (no se te apuntan todas automáticamente). Buena ambientación de misterio, logros nada complicados de sacar pero creo que abusan demasiado de los puzzles de memorizar el orden, tipo SIMON. Puedes ponerlo en calidad extremadamente alta, que tampoco vas a ver las paredes de la casa mejor (típico juego de puzzles que "vende" unos gráficos que realmente no utiliza para nada). En definitiva, juego agradable para pasar un rato, pero tampoco te va a volar la cabeza.
EDIT 2: So after resetting from getting my save corrupted, I managed to finish the game anyway. I like the puzzles. They are interesting and not really that hard (but that mask felt like something was wrong like that Green Gentleman taking to a Woman to his Right, sounding more like to the LEFT). Anyway, what I do not like was actually the ending? It just feels like not rewarding to me. Choosing between two options was okay. But the cutscenes felt too abrupt. After a long puzzle-solving stuff, I only get short cutscenes. It also felt lacking. Like finishing the legacy one felt like it needed more impact to their surrounding since whatever the father did impacted some others. While the other just gave me a smirk. But yea, I like the puzzles. Redoing everything was easy actually. Just takes a lot of time after the corruption of my files. EDIT: It appears that the save file got corrupted from the power outage, affecting the whole game whenever you try to play it even though it was only the save file. Thus, if you do not manually delete the save file, you won't be able to play it. WELP. All those 5 hours of gameplay. I had to redo everything again. Oh well... I recommend for puzzle-solvers but make sure not to corrupt your files by having power outage. I haven't finished it so I can't tell if ending is good for me or not either. But I enjoyed the puzzles. :) I was enjoying it as soon as I bought it but then power outage broke my game (not just save but the whole game being stuck on "Press Any Key to Continue". I can't even press any key for some reason. Please help devs. Or maybe you can't. After all, I saw some discussions that were never really resolved. How sad.
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