Cyphers Game

Game Complexity: Story driven game with mechanic puzzles and stealth elements. Game Difficulty: Quite easy as long as you are able to figure out what you need to do. Achievements Complexity: Find the collectables, complete the chapters and do some extra actions. Achievements Difficulty: The collectables are easy to be found even without a guide. The chapters are short and able to replay them for the achievement by using the chapter selection. The choice to replay the whole last chapter (it is quite a big one) or only its last part (2 achievments) is a very good addition.

Nice free eorld war game.

For a free game it's completely fine. Playing the game is quite estranged from the concept it promotes in the title as after the first mission you don't do any deciphering and you're doing weird missions that stem from the first mission. The game can be beaten before an hour and the 7 gigs the game takes up makes it a quick pick up and play, especially for it being a government made game (which is quite rare I hear). As someone who loves to learn about history (especially the very enticing Polish History) having a game talk about a side of the Polish-Bolshevik war that most don't even think of is quite nice to see and play (for the most part). The main complaints (that I saw) were the inability to remove the motion blur, the inability to reduce mouse sensitivity and the inability to reduce graphics. However the simplicity of the game and the gameplay do not warrant a second play through as there isn't any differences between multiple playthroughs. The levels are not terrible, some are just too long for what it tries to tell (especially the last mission that has terrible AI). At the end of it all it's a government made game that serves its purpose and I do recommend to play through …

Nice and short puzzle game set in a lesser known historical period.

Drawers won't open.

In the concept of a museum/rememberance, i would rate this 14/10. How about talking to the guys that make Verdun/Isonzo\Gallipoli?