Reprobate

So it is not an Adventure PnC game as the tags show, but a heavy metal/horror-themed classic Hidden Object game with some really nice pixel art in very, very early access. Right now, as of March 21, 2026, it contains 4 static scenes, where you need to find only 4 objects. The scenes are not really connected. In my opinion, this game shouldn't be released yet. You can finish it in like, maybe in 10-15 minutes right now. There are free-to-play games longer. To make this worth its price, it needs like 10 times more content and some dope music for all scenes. Thumbs up only, because it is early access, so there is hope yet. But beware, right now you only pay for a demo and future development, and not for a proper game. [quote]Follow us for more [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45113328-Awesome-Adventure-Friends/] Awesome Adventures![/url] [/quote]

The stars of the game are its cool, pixelated scenes filled with devilish details and subtle animations that keep them from feeling lifeless. Smoke curls up from a cup, candles flicker gently, and small movements bring the environments to life. Overall, the gameplay is fairly simple and similar to most hidden-object games. You search for several items within a single scene, with their silhouettes displayed below. It’s quite easy to find them, especially since there’s no penalty for clicking on the wrong spots. Occasionally, an object is hidden inside something, like a cupboard, but this doesn’t happen often. In some scenes, you also need to use an item in the correct location. This can be a bit troublesome because your only option is to click around the screen until something works. While certain hotspots provide feedback in the form of a short comment, the text appears very slowly at the top of the screen. If you click elsewhere, the message is immediately replaced by a new one, making it hard to follow. However, the current early access version is held back by two major bugs. The first occurs in the classroom scene, where you must enter several commands into a computer. If you…

I am digging the direction the design of [i]Reprobate[/i] has taken so far. One naturally navigates the environment seeking the listed items, or—in a different mode—using the items on the environment. It feels natural and organic to do. In what has been developed to date, I feel that nothing is too obscure: it's a chill time taking in the gorgeous pixel art and excellent audio, mucking about with the environment, and seeing what trouble one can get into. I flowed through it, and that means the design is on-target. This game is going places. It has potential. I recommend backing it!👍

I don't really get it but the designs are cool asf