Improbability Control Bureau

What I liked: ♥ It's an anomaly game! ♥ Slightly spooky, although I could do with more spookiness (nothing scary really at all) ♥ Graphics look great, very detailed levels/rooms ♥ I love the 80s-ish inspired detective music. I don't know how else to describe it, but I enjoy the music a lot What I didn't like: - The game crashed multiple times when I tried to play last night. My PC can more than handle this game and drivers and system on my end are updated. - I LOVED the demo for this game. However, as someone else already mentioned, not a lot of additional content was added with the full game, just two other rooms. Because of the crashes and lack of additional content, I would only recommend someone pick this game up if it's discounted. I hope the devs release some patches as well as additional content. Thanks for reading!

An interesting idea for a hidden object style game that suffers from an off the bat high difficulty and a borderline non-existent narrative, this game is more like an action figure that you pick up and play around with for a minute to see if its arms move or it makes noise and then you put right back in the box and forget about. In future, I'd suggest adding a "welcome to the team" style tutorial and an interactive narrative with characters and voice acting that introduces the haunted locations and advances a story as you progress. The soundtrack was the most interesting thing about this title.

The demo seems to be 90% of the game. I was excited for the full release, happy to pay, but didn't think I'd be paying for only two new rooms, no new levels. Other than that, it's a good game. Clearly made by a team who knows how to make a game fun. It's very good at what it does but it doesn't do much. Not entirely worth the price tag for the short playtime.

Just Meh. Shouldn't be more then $4.

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This is a decent anomaly game, about 70 in total to find. A lot of the anomalies are subtle, so you'll need to keep your eyes peeled for this one. There are no "no anomalies", so there is always something to spot in the rooms. Takes a while to memorize the assets in the room, but after some playthroughs you'll remember. You also click on the anomaly to report it, which is decent and the anomalies also right themselves, so you can see what they were before. Decent anomaly game, recommended (duck) Anomalies can be seen here: https://youtu.be/Eh-JA6eYPws