
Videonauts is a pixel art adventure game where you must escape from a spooky mansion full of deadly traps and terrors. You and your fellow trapped companions want to escape alive... but how you converse and solve exploration-based puzzles can change everyone's fate!
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 18 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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About
Videonauts is a story-focused adventure puzzle game with horror and supernatural surprises. Try to escape the spooky and dangerous mansion... and discover the secret behind a bizarre video collection within. The game features multiple fates for the characters, mysterious puzzles where you search your environment, and hand-drawn limited-palette pixel art.
Special character stats will change as you have conversations with others, which means even innocuous exchanges may help change everyone's fate!

Coby is invited to a mansion to gander at a large collection of ancient artifacts, along with a small handful of other curious critters. But it soon becomes obvious this is a mansion of many deadly tricks and secrets of unexplained origin. What will happen to everyone as they try to escape? It doesn't look like everyone will make it out alive...
Among the collector's ancient artifacts, there seems to be a strange choice... video tapes! The tour guide insists they should never be touched, but why? Our protagonist Coby would rather not find out the secret of these videos, but it looks like he won't have a choice...

Multiple endings and fates for the characters!
Avoid taking damage from the strange paranormal surprises.
Moody music and spooky atmosphere.
Unique randomization elements.
Puzzles with many twists.
Avoid enemies such as shadow-ghosts and disembodied arms.
Retro tile-based movement.
A special limited-colour lighting effect.
Cute animal characters with cartoony expressions.
Delve deeper and discover...
...there's more to the mansion than meets the eye!
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Reviews
Full disclosure: I did some testing on this game for several hours, but I purchased the full copy for myself. Videonauts is a love letter to old RPG horror maker and narrative horror games. It features adorable character art and an entertaining cute yet creepy story with multiple endings to strive for. Recommended for fans of games like Ib, Off, Yume Nikki and other offbeat rpg games!
I am a big resnijars fan, however, this one isn't worth it sadly. There's few moments where resnijars' music shines a lot and It is the main appeal of their games, they are really good at making their OST. However, gameplay here is kinda lacking... The story is meh, the gameplay being just puzzles is meh... And I was almost about done with the game while I checked I was 2 hours in. It felt weird to playthrough this considering the masterpieces they released before, this one just doesn't do it man. Also having those stats in the menu kept bothering me as the game wasn't telling me about them at all, maybe when the game is over it opens up into something amazing?... But I just prefer to replay Mythic Mire, Mibibli's Quest or Stardust Demon. The visuals here weren't as spectacular as those either, it felt awkward to play. I'm sorry, I loved every single other game they made though
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Fun puzzle/horror rpgmaker-like adventure game! It's a got a nice, unique furry b-horror movie vibe, puzzles so far strike a good balance between difficulty and solvability (like you feel clever when you solve it but it's not frustrating to figure out) Music is good, visual style is bold (cool use of a limited color scheme, everything is that reddish/orange-y pink and candy blue), all around a good game if you're into games like Yume Nikki or Ib.
Great game! The characters were really fun, the puzzles were surprisingly challenging, and I'm really in love with the visuals and sound. There's a few spelling errors here and there, and it would have been cool to see unique death animations for different ways of actually dying, but other than that it's a pretty good experience overall.
I got a little glimpse of the game while it was in development, but didn't get to play much of it then. So, now is the first time I'm really playing through. So far I enjoy the story and characters: there's a good mix of personalities and they feel believable~ I like Keemo and Bogweed (cause he reminds me of a 90's anime character). And the main character Coby is cute and I like how he reacts and speaks as the story unfolds. The decor is also really nice, and I like the variety of patterns throughout the game so far. And as for the puzzles, they are fun so far and not too challenging. I'll see how things get later in the game... I can't quite tell where the story is going so it's fun to reach each cut scene whether it's all the characters interacting, or a video playing on the screen. I'm looking forward to see how it all wraps up!
Nice little game so far, though I am halfway through and getting stuck. I had trouble with where to put the pieces for example
Edit: This end puzzle makes no sense how am I going to solve a puzzle that I have no clue on what to do. It's like getting a white puzzle sure you can solve it with enough time but it's not fun or rewarding. I had fun through out the game but now the random blocks, little wires that take away your time and take away any fun moment you had with the game and makes you want to rip your hair out. Or maybe I'm stupid or something idk
Cute little spooky adventure. Reminded me a little of Sweet Home on the NES or classic RPG maker horror. There are a couple fairly difficult puzzles that are fun to figure out. Minor spoiler: [spoiler] Wish there were a couple more areas like the last one with more randomized elements. The game definitely earned a few playthroughs from me to get all endings, but I wish there were a few more differences per run, maybe at least different solutions for puzzles. [/spoiler]
It's an interesting horror puzzle game. It is reminiscent of the RPG Maker games. By which I mean, they do a lot with a little. There are unique puzzles and generally keep you on your toes on what is going to happen next. A nice bite sized story that makes sense once everything falls into place. Definitely worth the price tag.
Amazing RPGMaker esque adventure game with multiple endings and puzzles that hit a very good difficulty overall. It has a fantastic endgame that you must experience! Resnijars have this specific style where they are able to capture cuteness and horror at the same time in ways that accentuate both.
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