About Elise

About Elise

Toni Domínguez · 2017 · Free to Play, Indie, Simulation, Casual, Adventure

PC
Mostly Positive77% · 149
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About About Elise

My name is Owen Scott. Just a few hours ago I was a baker in San Antonio, Texas, who was working hard to give his daughter everything she needed. I am a single father, my wife Rosa died 15 years ago. Those tyrants from the organisation named Kiminster Laboratories killed her. They are the same ones who have kidnapped me and my little child, Elise. They experiment with people like us, who were not born normal. They think we are monsters, but not only we are not... we never decided to be born this way, with this abilities. In my case, I have a special perception that allows me to know where to go when I am in danger. Elise, well, she can...

(The door of the cell where Owen is starts opening slowly)

What? How is that possible? Whatever, I need to find Elise and get out of here. I hope my perception is beside me once again...

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jun 27, 2024
7 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 17, 2025
Not worth your time even for free.....
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Mar 22, 2025
It's sad to see an indie dev with great vision falling short in the basics. At first, I was baffled that the game had more than mixed, the controls were weird, movement horribly implemented, the mouse isn't locked to the screen when you have dual/triple monitors, and interactions... it blows me away the dev released the game with nearly broken interactions when interactive objects are the core mechanic of the game. Puzzles spoilers ahead, [spoiler] Some puzzles were clearly done without enough testing, the first puzzle had no visual indication of being On/Off (just because I can move the switches left and right doesn't mean I'll know which direction is off and on), and you can't move away, the second puzzle was the lowest point in the game, and some hints were badly put in the writing, the machine where you write the answer is a buggy mess (imo I believe it's a good practice to keep the placement of the last chosen number after you press it instead of resetting the position to 1, cause it felt clunky), as for the remaining levels, the dev did step up their game, i just don't know why they didn't go back to the first 2 puzzles and redo them [/spoiler] story and music are what made…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 25, 2025
Игра 'About Elise' - это короткая, но впечатляющая визуальная новелла, которая трогает до глубины души. История о девушке по имени Элиза, переживающей личные трудности и ищущей утешение, оставляет после себя сильное послевкусие. Простота графики и минималистичный интерфейс лишь подчеркивают глубину повествования. Одним из главных достоинств игры является ее эмоциональная честность. Она не боится показывать уязвимость и показывает реалистичные переживания главной героини. Диалоги написаны жизненно и заставляют сопереживать Элизе. Хотя геймплей сводится к выбору вариантов в диалогах, каждый выбор кажется значимым и влияет на восприятие истории. Игра поднимает важные вопросы о поддержке, ментальном здоровье и важности человеческой связи. 'About Elise' - это не просто игра, а искренний рассказ о человеческой душе, ищущей надежду в непростые времена. Рекомендую всем, кто ценит трогательные и запоминающиеся истории.
Recommended Jul 25, 2025
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Not recommended Mar 28, 2025
"About Elise" is a rather mediocre first person puzzle adventure with somewhat low poly "cel shaded" game assets and a few puzzles to solve. What do you do in the game? The idea is that you're a baker from San Antonio (home of the Alamo etc etc) and you need to wander around some complex and solve a few puzzles to rescue your daughter. Why not just call the police, hmm? Nope, that would make sense. In terms of visuals, this features fairly low quality low poly 3D visuals which will deter a lot of gamers, understandably. Gaming is a visual medium, and while some developers struggle with creating high quality visuals, failing to do so is a disservice to gamers. It's very difficult to recommend bad looking games. On the matter of pricing and value for gamers, most "free" games on Steam aren't really free. There's often nasty mobile app cash shops, or content locked behind DLC, or donations being requested, or any other number of shady pricing schemes that could mislead gamers, but in this case I'm glad to say this really does appear to be a fully free game. Nothing demonstrates a developers belief in themselves and their work than giving it away without any remuneration. Th…

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