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VArtStyleGames / Sep 26, 2024 / Adventure
A psychological atmospheric horror game where you care for a wounded soldier, even though you don’t know who you are or where you are. It’s driving you mad!
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33% positive, 3 reviews
TEDIOUS. Any curiosity this game sparks with its trailer and concept is extinguished within minutes. Why? Because the map is unnecessarily huge, empty, and—of course—the player moves painfully slow, even with the cart. Yes, I’d love to be spooked, and I’d love to see how this game ends. But if that requires walking in a straight line for minutes through a barren, pixelated world while simultaneously micromanaging...
0 found this helpful, 2025-02-23
A Disappointing, Plodding Experience It's me and this soldier. I'm trying to get him across this mountain range via this cart I found. For the twelfth time, he falls out of the cart and is injured because my cart was slightly angled too far forward going downhill in this MOUNTAINOUS terrain. I could carry him, but then I'd have to stop every 30 seconds or so to replenish my stamina. So we plod on, until I finally...
0 found this helpful, 2024-10-01
Every step, every cliff could be the last of your journey. Every minute you have to decide whether to care for a soldier or proceed alone. Very soon you will be drained and run out of water and food, but you won't be able to find an oasis in this desert of despair. Fortunately, the surface still keeps some secrets, and you will encounter supply crates which help you to continue your journey towards the...
1 found this helpful, 2024-11-06
