Tourist Trap

Under the seemingly simple guise of this game lies a much more complex and rich game waiting to unfold. It's disco Elysium in Latin America, but condensed to a three hour experience (and more silly than depressing). It's fresh and funny while being insightful, and it doesn't take you for granted. Great way to spend an afternoon, and a great entry point into Latin American games and their special idiosyncracy.

A wonderfully balanced satire on tourism in South America - this game lives up to the pun of the developer's name, Tragico Media. The little details in the style and presentation create a cohesive emotional punch that made me wince and laugh at the same time. The puzzles weren't difficult to figure out, but forced me to slow down and appreciate the art and soundtrack of the game. At only $10, this game is absolutely worth the experience and a great way to spend an evening or weekend morning. I will be keeping this developer on my radar and look forward to what they come out with next!

A short point & click game with dark humor and biting commentary. The art and type of writing reminds me a bit of Citizens of Earth but more unapologetic. Be sure to check it out if its your vibe!

Mesmerizing, just a beautiful experience so far! Script is so rich and fun, can’t wait to see how the mystery unfolds!

Damn, that was dark and hilarious! Tourist Trap is a short (2-3 hours) modern point'n'click adventure with some lovely nostalgic vibe and easter eggs. The puzzles were very managable and I would have loved a more of them. The story is amazingly sharp and the comparison to the Black Mirror series (TV, not game) makes total sense. Any more info would spoil the experience so get into the game yourself :D Even though the blabla voice overs were hilarious, a "proper" voice over would have given a bit more life to the characters. But as a streamer who does all the voices all the time anyway, I didn't really mind. :)

I really enjoyed this game a lot. A proper windowed mode in options would've been nice, but a steam launch command worked perfectly to solve that problem.

So colourful and so very dark at the same time ^^