Narin: The Orange Room

[b]The English voice acting is simply awful. I don't know who the developers hired to do the voice acting, but I've never heard such incompetent crap. It feels like they just hired some foreigner to voice the text in English. No emotions at all. It was simply painful to listen to such awful voice acting. I don't like Thai, so I didn't turn it on. Why isn't there a Japanese voice acting? I don't see anything wrong with the AI ​​voice acting or any other AI content. The developers should have just asked an AI to voice the text. It would have been 100 times better. As for the game itself, it's a typical indie horror game with clunky, slow gameplay and not the most pleasing visuals or animation. So, thumbs down. [/b]

I wanted to like this more than I did. Visually, the game has a nice style, and there is clearly an interesting idea here, but I bounced off it after almost two hours. The controls felt clunky, and once enemies were introduced, that clunkiness became much harder to ignore. The stealth sections were the main issue for me. They felt more frustrating than tense, especially any puzzle involving throwing bottles. The voice acting could also be stronger, though that was not a deal breaker for me. The bigger problem was that playing started to feel annoying instead of engaging.

The Game Not Bad , However things to be fix , like getting stuck on the dark corners during the chases ,too many blind spots , Being caught by spirits results in instant death, Which makes it difficult sometimes .

cool game, I like the story and enjoy the gameplay. The only downside was the English voice acting.

The Devs gave me a free key for me to play and cover the game on my channel but, as always, this will be an unbiased review. TL DR: Narin had the potential to be an amazing game, but sadly it's only a decent game. First, the gameplay: I love puzzle solving and walking around in horror games. Narin was fun to play, however, it holds your hand too much sometimes, and at the same time, it has parts where it tells you nothing. The characters are always repeating what you have to do in order to progress and multiple times. As for where it tells you nothing, there were two times I was stuck because the solution made no sense (waiting for a monster to move something out of my way, Narin not grabbing enough of an item first time and going back for seconds for...no reason?). I loved playing through it nonetheless, but I feel like unfortunately for less patient people, it might get annoying to hear Narin over explain what to do every time. Second, the plot. It started really strong but it fell apart after a while. VAGUE SPOILERS HERE I cannot feel bad for someone who tries to get Narin killed multiple times because of...yes, so I didn't care about their storyline in the slightest. It m…

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