Rain of Reflections: Set Free

Rain of Reflections: Set Free is a story-focused science-fiction adventure that combines cinematic exploration, meaningful dialogue choices, stealth, hacking, and turn-based tactical encounters. Developed and published by Lionbite Games, it presents a bleak future shaped by a worldwide infertility crisis and uses that premise to explore questions surrounding scientific responsibility, personal freedom, authority, and the value of individual life. Rather than concentrating on a single gameplay genre, it moves between several different systems while keeping its narrative at the center of the experience. The story follows Wilona, a scientist whose work is connected to humanity's desperate attempts to overcome its inability to reproduce. Her situation becomes increasingly complicated when she chooses to free the lastborn child, who is being held and used as a research subject. What begins as a personal decision quickly develops into a dangerous conflict involving powerful people and institutions. Wilona's actions place her in opposition to those who believe that sacrificing one individual may be justified if it provides humanity with a chance to survive. This ethical dilemma gives the…

It's a great combination of point n click adventure, light turn-based combat and a variety of fun hacking puzzles that are pretty unique. The voice acting, art style and overall quality is super high, wish there was more!

This is a point and click game with 4 xcom like stealth parts. With the story parts 2 and 3 most likely never coming there is no point investing in the story and thats like 90% of the reason in playing a P&C game. To get all the achievements you will have to play the game at lest twice since some choices are a or b options like killing no one or alerting/upsetting people. I was let down when I beat this and realized trying not to leave traces of what I was doing was pointless (outside achievements) because it never comes up. I think it was meant to effect things in part 2 and/or 3. Combat plays out like xcom but more focused on staying hidden. When you do things when hidden/unseen that let enemies know there is someone around there will be an after image of where enemies think you are (they will go there). After images also happens with enemies (last place seen) when they take cover out of your sight. Direct combat will have you taking cover or shooting at enemies cover. Cover breaks in 1-2 hits and may do a small amount of moral damage to the one behind said cover. If a character has enough morale they can jump away from direct attack suffering about half the moral damage and re…

Just another cash grab. No communication from the developers. No updates. It's dead. Avoid.

Still waiting for chapter 2.

A nice twist on a classic point-and-click adventure games, and the combat has been designed in a very interesting way. Both turn-based encounters and hacking challenges require some thinking, although nothing too hard here. A decent story (to be continued, however, I haven't heard any rumours about the second part, sadly), very good voices and music for this budget.