10:16

I'm playing games in alphabetical order and you can watch my review here: https://youtu.be/OjkMQBg-vQw Prefer to read? 10:16 is a short, free, melancholic story about passing through one of the nine circles of hell: Heresy. The story is fairly straightforward, but may be confronting to the devout religious types, as it touches on religious trauma. It's fairly well-written and the voice actor for the main character, Dorian, does an excellent job. The visuals are the standout aspect, supported by the atmospheric music. There are multiple endings to discover, and thanks to the short duration of the game (10-20mins), multiple atttempts are encouraged - but be aware that none of the endings are particularly happy for the main character. Lastly, while I do recommend this game, be aware that there is controversy regarding the developer, Catsket, so I strongly advise doing your own research before deciding to support them.

[h2] Solid game [/h2] [h3] Art Direction [/h3] Let’s talk about the best part first: [b]the art style.[/b] It's beautiful and it has a unique look. [h3] Story [/h3] It’s a bit confusing at first and takes a while to get into, [b]but it definitely gets better as you go.[/b] Also, something to note is that you can make choices and reach multiple endings, which is something not many visual novels have. [h3] Soundtrack [/h3] [/b]About the music, it's nothing out of this world.[/b] It’s just constantly there in the background and changes depending on what’s happening. It's not something I would listen to on my own, but it does a good job setting the mood. [h3] Voice Acting [/h3] The main character's voice is really good.[b] It just fits the character perfectly. [/b] [h3] Gameplay [/h3] It's just a normal visual novel, which you can tell just by looking at the [b]main menu and the settings [/b] of the game. You can make choices and get different endings, and that's about it. The story carries the whole game, so you probably won't like it if you're not into this format. [h3] Conclusion [/h3] If you don't like visual novels, don't even bother. But if you actually like them or just d…

absolutely lovely game. beautiful art, thoughtful story, enjoyable voice acting. made me feel similarly to we know the devil, and thats one of the highest compliments i have to offer.

It was a nice little story with beautiful illustrations and a good voice actor as well. There isn't much action involved. It is a simple two-choice based game, but it was soothing to play for me.

have replayed it multiple times just to listen to dorian’s sultry voice (kudos to the VA!). i mean, who cares about pleading innocence to satan or whatever when you have a gorgeous demon who’s obsessed with you [spoiler] (so much he murdered you) [/spoiler], a gothic library complete with an art gallery, and artisan teas?! not me, that's for sure.

I love me some sexy satanic goth bros