Tales of Tomorrow: Experiment

Tales of Tomorrow: Experiment masterfully weaves a gripping sci-fi narrative aboard a desolate spaceship, where every task uncovers layers of psychological intrigue and haunting revelations that keep you on the edge of your seat. Its concise 2-3 hour runtime delivers a punchy, atmospheric experience that's both thought-provoking and visually stunning, making it a must-play for fans of introspective horror adventures.

This game looked and sounded cool but it was a chore throughout... The game punishes you for failing to excel at poorly explained 'puzzles' and the community is so small that even years after release there are no answers to be found anywhere... I completed this game largely out of spite and the ending is a kick in the balls to top off the excruciatingly painful gameplay. Would not recommend to anyone, ever...

Simply put, for a game made by "industry veterans", it sure looks and plays like a game dev's first complete game. I beat it in 1.1 hours with no idea what I was doing, and the ending just sucks. Also, the autosave is too infrequent; I'd have beaten the game in all of 35 minutes had it not bugged out and killed me as if I'd gone out of bounds. I only know that OOB does that because there's a spot in one of the laser sections that you can get stuck, and the game just kills you when this happens, erasing progress that could have taken 30 minutes to get. "Watch where you step" is the death message. A simple jump button would have solved that OOB as well, by the way. And I got that message just... walking in the maze. I seriously do NOT recommend this. Usually I'd try to get all the secrets, but it's going to be more fun to datamine them out than playing it long enough for RNG to decide to give them to me. At least datamining is a challenge sometimes. Oh right, everything is RNG, did anyone else mention that? The maze appears to be RNG, the time you get on breaks is slightly randomised, it's everywhere.

Positives: - Amazing atmosphere - You don't have to read anything to still understand what's going on Negatives: - A bit too expensive for the price of the game. If you are looking to buy it, I'd recommend at least a 50% sale Others: - Figuring the game out is up to you. You can either have a miserable time or a very easy time depending on how well you can play these games - I didn't experience anything too buggy in the game, but other reviewers have said it causes big issues in the game Gameplay: https://youtu.be/xI4H8Ny7A_E

tiring, stupid.

Tales of Tomorrow: Experiment is a slow-burning psychological adventure that focuses heavily on atmosphere, mystery, and emotional tension. Instead of delivering a traditional horror experience built around combat or constant jump scares, the game takes a more cerebral approach by placing players inside a strange scientific project where memory, perception, and reality gradually begin to collapse into one another. The result is an unsettling narrative-driven experience that relies on exploration, storytelling, and psychological discomfort to maintain engagement. From the opening moments, the game creates a feeling of uncertainty that remains present throughout nearly the entire journey. The story revolves around a mysterious experiment connected to the human mind and consciousness. As players move deeper into the facility and uncover more information, it becomes increasingly clear that the experiment has consequences far beyond what its creators intended. The narrative unfolds piece by piece through environmental details, cryptic conversations, notes, and surreal sequences that blur the boundary between reality and hallucination. Rather than offering immediate explanations, the ga…