FREEZEFRAME

[h1]Introduction[/h1] The more you see, the less you understand. And that was intentional with Freezeframe (spelled in Caps for some reason). It’s brief and confusing, but perhaps that’s exactly what you need as a break from RPG grinding or some seemingly endless shooting gallery. As the fifth Steam project from self-publishing developer RoomsForRockets, their entire catalogue can be summarized as derivative content bordering abstract concepts without going all the way in. And they’re affordable at the very least, you get your money’s worth no matter how much you’ll try to figure out what exactly occurred on your screen. [h1]Story [/h1] A static message serves as introduction while explaining that you’ve become trapped in a museum after its closing hours. Whether you’re an amateur burglar, museum employee or hapless tourist, you’re free to speculate. The objective is clear: you need to escape. The main lobby greets you with a prehistoric exhibit featuring a velociraptor with glowing eyes. Not sure if that’s the exact dinosaur, because it’s only labeled with the warning that you musn’t touch it. Not that you could anyway. There’s not much narrative here for us to chew upon, yet I a…