We Are Not Alone

I like this type of game Explore puzzle tension, start with no idea what is going on. The camera idea i like as it adds another layer to the story. you have to be aware of the dynamic with the other people, do they have their own agenda, can you trust them? One big plus is that the Devs are great at sorting any bugs or game-play issues which in my opinion is always how it should be, but alas we all know that it isn`t. So if you like this type of game and first class dev support then this is a game for you!

i am about 2 and half hrs in and i am loving this new take in this game it is very unique and takes alot of thinking to solve something it toke me and my chat 30mins to figure out a part as well was playing on hard (nothing is highlighted) aswell. i really didnt mind either cause i really wanted to solve it. my only con's so far is the characters voices are all different volumes with charlie being the lowest and cant hear him much riley is i would say perfect volume but geoff is the loudest if the volumes could be fixed that would be amazing other than that i 100% recommend this game. receive as a gift from a very shady horned gorse

WANA Was my first point & click adventure,but found it alot of fun working out what to do and where to go, also loved the jumping from first to third person, kept the game interesting, i did have internal panic everytime i put the camera down, worrying i would die! Super keen to play again and try get more of the Achievements and a different ending!

We Are Not Alone is a story-driven point and click adventure, with just the right amount of suspense and horror to keep you captivated throughout. It's a slow burner, but you won't want to stop playing to figure out what mysteries lie within. It's a very unique take on horror with multiple camera angles, which I have not seen done before. Also, the game does not rely on jump scares, but rather, atmosphere that induces feelings of trepidation. I highly recommend this game for those looking for a good suspense / horror story to sink their teeth into!

Aside from a misstep in the first hour involving a simple to solve puzzle, I thoroughly enjoyed this. It has a kind of unique FPS and Third Person pont & click visual gameplay element. The reasons for it feel kind of silly from a narrative standpoint, but it works. It's not scary, at least not for me. The atmosphere tries to keep you on edge but it never truly felt like there was any danger. I did die a few times though. The story is where the game shines. It starts out simple enough but quickly becomes more complex. The voice acting is good. It feels a little amateurish at times, which isn't a bad thing. I thought it added some realism to everything. Puzzles were a little annoying at times. Your character makes statements about something that makes you think you need some overly complex way to solve a puzzle. It usually just mean you need to interact using an object in your inventory. Most of the puzzles are very logical and are smooth sailing. Pacing is pretty spot on. The last quarter of the game fells a little off, but generally everything moves along at a very satisfying pace. In the end I'd suggest thinking of this as an adventure game with very slight horror elements, It's a joyful romp. Definitely worth it.

Absolutely incredible psychological horror

[h1] Just a quick summary[/h1] [h2] Pros [/h2] + intriguing story, [spoiler] yet it became somewhat obvious in the middle part of the game [/spoiler] + unique approach to mix fixed cameras and first-person + quite straightforward puzzles, so you won't get lost + good atmosphere of isolation in a sort of creepy bunker with a shadow creature walking around + personnaly, I didn't face any of the (soft-lock) bugs [h2] Cons [/h2] - the story becomes somewhat stereotyped in the end [spoiler] (I mean zombie apoc thing) [/spoiler] - some doors are not placed correctly and you see the default unity skybox through cracks (this is my personal remark, sorry :D) - no super intense situations; and fighting can be just using items on enemy -- like in old point-n-click quests ;) - the controls in fixed camera mode are a bit stiff - characters animations...well...the characters sometimes can move like they slipping on the ice :D - graphics...it's okay, just standard unity graphics, maybe a stylization would help attract more players - Can I be honest? The average Steam player will not pay for the game 15$, this is also my personal remark. Maybe 8-10$..will be fine. [h3] Anyway, even the game has flaws, it will keep you busy solving the mystery. Good job Andrew! [/h3] [spoiler] 7/10 [/spoiler]