Caligo

A short, atmospheric walking simulator with beautiful visuals. I took tons of screenshots, especially in the first half of the game. The dreamlike story unfolds through brief memories and leads to a final choice. Finished in 1.5 hours, with chapter select to see the other ending

Darkness waits for all Voices answer one big truth Silence holds the way

I would definitely remove the adventure and horror tags from this because it's just a really REALLY slow walking sim (please, a sprint, my liege, if you would be so kind?) through some very pretty atmospheres. There's like, no story to this, you're God and also the first/only man and you just make worlds to putz around in over and over again but none of the "characters" care about what you're doing or why and they're like, "eh just do whatever, it doesn't super matter". And the "cutscenes" are you and another character, unmoving, staring at each other, while dialogue VERY slowly plays. t least let me spin in a circle or have something to actually look at

2.2 I really did not enjoy this even at it's short length. At it's core it's a slow 'walking sim' that is trying to evoke a feeling of walking through paintings that is trying to have a theme and depict a specific message. But it starts to explain itself too much whilst also getting very preachy on what it is trying to say and too in your face. The environments are mostly pretty boring and uninspiring looking, Some of the parts within them show some interest but on their wholes are just boring. The voice acting was incredibly poor, from the robotic delivery to the stunted script. The MC has a strange accent that is a weird blend that sounds european at times but mostly blends into like a kind of 'New York' esque impression, it's quite jarring. There's 20 collectible ink drawings to find through the game that don't respawn after being picked up on subsequent plays (from chapter select) but there is also no library I saw to look at them later. Some areas had objects LoD models popping in and out at a fairly close distance which was jarring especially for the 'art' aspect. The final area especially had entire huge crystal portions that were flickering based on angle which looked re…

Not sure this game is worth the 71 cents I bought it for. Maybe it was dope in 2017, but here in 2026, I wanted to take off a finger for every minute the game continued to linger. Not a fan. But if you like boring walking simulators - not that I have a problem with walking simulators, mind you, but BORING ones - this game might be the one for you. Live long and prosper.

I now wave at my shadows at midnight they waved back and asked for a DLC with more ghosts