Impasto

Very good story focused stealth game, about 40 minutes long. I also like that it's not game over if you get spotted, as the enemies are quite slow and easily lose track of you, you can simply outrun them if you must. Sadly it does not have a proper ending in my opinion.

This game was actually pretty amazing. I've played way more than my fair share of this type of game, and a lot of the time I almost have to force myself to finish them, either due to difficulty, some kind of jank, or just plain boredom. With this game, I found myself quite invested, and actually *cared* about finishing it, and seeing how it ended. It plays very well, and unlike most walking sims, this one actually has a (tiny) bit of platforming, and of course, stealth sections. Normally, I HATE stealth games, but this game is very forgiving with both checkpoints, and enemies that aren't too bright. It really helped to move the game along, there were only a few segments that I had to repeat, and most of those were due to my own stupidity. The thing that really made this game stand out were the visuals. It is very stylized, and is meant to look like you're "playing a painting" so to speak, and pulls it off quite nicely. This is DEFINITELY a Goya themed game. If you like horror/stealth games, and particularly if you are a fan of Goya, you really need to check this one out. A playthrough only takes an hour or so, and it's FREE.

One of the best free games I've played on Steam.

An excellent indie horror. Well done!

The stealth is eh, but the atmosphere and look is great! I recommend looking more into the history of Goya after playing this one... because it kinda only scratches the surface of that old, tortured man.

I thought "Sure why not?" and yeah, it is pretty cool.