Kindergarten secret

[h1] Information / Review English [/h1] Kindergarten secret is a scary horror game developed by DeilRoXDev. [h1] Gameplay / Story [/h1] You always wanted to explore a kindergarten almost in the dark and like a spooky atmosphere? Then you should definitely read on. We play an unnamed propagandist who suffers from amnesia and can't remember anything. Our job is to help her remember and get her memory back. As we know it from other games, we only have a small light source that accompanies us through dark rooms. We search closets for notes and memorabilia that should help us to regain our memory. We also solve smaller puzzles. Little by little, the secret of the kindergarten is revealed and the puzzles come together. One thing is certain, the kindergarten is keeping a dark secret. The question is can you find out. [h1] Per [/h1] + Kindergarten of a different kind + suitable background music + multiple endings + Riddles + fair price + some setting options + Achievements [h1] cons [/h1] - Graphics are no longer up-to-date [h1] Conclusion [/h1] Kindergarten secret offers you a small/creepy story in which the puzzles have been well integrated. [h1][url=https://store.steampowered…

Some secrets are best left forgotten. Story: You play as an unnamed character. You don't really remember anything about your past, but you're connected to Kindergarten from your childhood, a now decrepit and forgotten place. As you arrive, you find notes that paint a dark picture about your past. I'll begin by saying that the overall idea of Kindergarten secret isn't bad, but the execution is really poor. The notes that you discover are all very confusing and even with the dates it's incredibly hard to follow. There's really nothing that good about the story as it's a very generic tale of abuse and corruption. Also the story takes place in a kindergarten, but all the kids speak like they're 16 with some truly edgy dialogue which just makes me laugh. It's just really hard to take seriously and then there's other stuff like poor grammar and in one particular one there's just an ad to the developers other game, which instead of a cute easter egg, feels like a way to sell another game. Graphics: Visuals are bland, there's really not much else to say. There's around five rooms you can explore and they all look pretty bland and boring. It all looks like thrown together assets and …

Can you say Groundhog Day? This is a tedious exercise in patience. Opening every drawer, cabinet, curtain, locker, etc. looking for stuff is fun to me, but how many times does one have to search the same five rooms to find every letter (and key to move to the next level)? Is this the meaning of the "24 endings" or the "20 unique quests"? On the fifth "level" (meaning reset rooms) I got stuck behind a desk and called it quits. The fish-eye effect from the flashlight is irritating and unnecessary. The letters sound like they are written by teenagers, not kindergartners-not to mention the poor translation. There are no instructions about what to do, i.e. use "E" to interact. There are no puzzles. The game description is intriguing but misleading. There was a sad story of abuse, corruption and who knows what else unfolding, however the monotony of the so-called "unique quests" will likely prevent anyone from discovering what happened here. Sorry guys. I really wanted to like this.

Quite a large and interesting story for each child. You get tired of the monotony, since additional levels for children dilute it. Screamers in moderation, but over time you stop noticing them.

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