Enigma of Fear

Oh again please Steam give us mixed reviews... This game has some extraordinary well made points and some others disastrously bad. This time I will try to break point by point. Controls: It is okaish except for the combat that is bad, thankfully this game is not combat heavy, interacting with items seems to be a bit broken on controller, I had to use MB+K when examining items to properly check them. Gameplay: The game is 50% open world and 50% linear, at some point it lets you roam free and then it will make you go back to a straight path, this has some good and bad things, giving you the freedom to explore as you wish on a world full of puzzles makes you wander around pointlessly, I was lost more than once I sadly had to look what to do because it was becoming frustrating. Some of the puzzles are just way too obscure I don't see myself finishing this game without having to check a guide at least two or three times. Story: The story is very complex, some portions really caught my attention, but at the same time the game throws you sooo much information, sometimes about puzzles, sometimes about lore and also some useless info that it really confuses you what is important, what sh…

[h1]Incredible Puzzle Adventure With Light Horror[/h1] I was only drawn to this game by its beautiful pixelated art style initially. The isometric point of view was a rather rare sight in the horror genre (or at least I haven't experienced this kind of playstyle much). What I didn't expect is that Enigma Of Fear leans heavily into the puzzle part of the survival horror, and that's fine. Not every survival horror game has to be packed with action. Plus, the mystery behind the arching story is really interesting. The puzzles are fun to solve, even though some can be frustratingly obscure. If you enjoy puzzle-solving with a few horror elements sprinkled all over, then Enigma Of Fear is a great game to pick up. [h2]Things I Like About Enigma Of Fear:[/h2] [list] [*][b]Incredible Art Style:[/b] The 2.5D visual is incredible. The 2D pixelated characters never look out of place in the detailed 3D environment. The dynamic lighting and the thin fog effects surrounding the levels easily create a slightly creepy but memorable atmosphere. The game is also not shy about its distinct color palettes. Each level has a unique color scheme to help it stand out among others, and the contrast betwe…

You have two life bars - health and sanity. You recover health by using med kits. You recover sanity by finding a quiet room and hugging your dog. Anyway, its a cool, survival horror game with some well done puzzles. If anything detracts from playing its the constant backtracking because, at first, you have no idea in what order to do things. You end up playing until you hit a wall and go to another area to see if anything gets knocked loose. This is especially annoying with areas like the graveyard that require repeating the maze puzzle. Game's pacing will require some patience, but its got decent puzzles and story.

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Great settings and visual, some amazing puzzle elements and implementations ! Some Eureka moments too ! Beware you may need to look for solutions online (puzzles are as subtle as Myst ones sometimes).

Game of the year desde 2024. Vai demorar pra ter outro jogo de detetive e terror 2D tão bom assim. Queria adotar os gatos que eu tanto ouço no labirinto. 10/10