LIMB: Origins

Pains me to give a negative review to it, as I enjoy most of it, but, the lack of a an option to remove head motion, makes this game drop from an 10 out of 10 to a 3. Its a shame, that in this day and age, devs have to be constantly reminded that some effects, like head bob or camera shake can make people seriously ill. And while that still happens Ill start to give a negative review to any game that doesn't give option to remove those effects. (I'll change my review if and when this option is added.)

I might be in love with this game and need to know more about Limb. Can't wait for more story!!! This game was so chilling when night falls. Edit: There is way more than meets the eye with this game and really challenges you to think creatively. Watch a play-through on my channel: https://youtu.be/LviXgTdW7Pc Second part (SPOILER WARNING) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAkeirIXOsw

A nice game with a Found Footage vibe, with puzzle mechanisms, survival gameplay, cool filters; and unerving easter eggs. There are only three points that are quiet disappointing: Too much bugs and very little gameplay. The hunger and thirst bar doesn't work, and after you sleep, the inventory is unable to use; the game is not worth the price compared to other games in the similar genre like Dreamcore and The Classrooms; and last of all, almost no dev feedback or updates, like not adding a head-bobbing setting, which seems like the camera is swinging. Unless you want a multi-hour torture of almost no clue of what to do, DO NOT play this.

LIMB: Origins is a science-fiction horror adventure developed and published by Bootur Games. Built around the concept of exploration, survival, and mystery, the game transports players into a strange parallel dimension known as LIMB. What begins as a scientific mission quickly turns into a desperate struggle for answers when an entire research expedition disappears without a trace. Trapped in this unfamiliar world after the transportation system fails, players are left to uncover the truth behind the vanished team while searching for a way back home. The narrative setup immediately creates a sense of isolation and intrigue, providing a strong foundation for a story-driven survival experience. The game's greatest strength lies in its atmosphere. LIMB is portrayed as a bleak and unsettling dimension that feels detached from reality, with unusual landscapes and a persistent feeling of uncertainty. The visual design embraces a muted aesthetic that reinforces the game's mysterious tone, making every journey into the unknown feel tense and unpredictable. Rather than relying solely on sudden scares, the game focuses on psychological discomfort, using environmental storytelling and loneli…