Madrid Noir
No Ghost · 2021 · Animation & Modeling, Interactive Fiction, Visual Novel, Female Protagonist, Cute
PC
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About Madrid Noir
Meet Lola Petit - adventurer, photographer, and detective-in-the-making. During the summer of 1930, Lola is sent to live with her Uncle Manolo and his energetic pug Paquita in the charming city of Madrid. Twenty years later, we join Lola after her estranged Uncle is declared dead and she is tasked with sorting through the apartment he left behind. What happened that fateful summer?
Dig into Lola’s memories to pick up her uncle's shadowy trail and attempt to piece together the puzzles of the past.
Madrid Noir - "A MYSTERY TWENTY YEARS IN THE MAKING"
FEATURES:
Developed by No Ghost and Produced by Atlas V, the team that brought you Battlescar and Gloomy Eyes, and distributed by Astrea. Madrid Noir premiered at Tribeca Film Festival 2021 and Annecy Film Festival 2021.
Dig into Lola’s memories to pick up her uncle's shadowy trail and attempt to piece together the puzzles of the past.
Madrid Noir - "A MYSTERY TWENTY YEARS IN THE MAKING"
FEATURES:
- A lighthearted narrative VR experience with interactivity, shareable with the whole family!
- PIXAR-like animation by a renowned team, directed by James Castillo, character designer behind family-favorite films such as The Mitchells vs. the Machines and Sherlock Gnomes.
- Clues, easter eggs, and a world of details hidden in the animated background - watch again to learn more about Lola, Paquita, and the rich culture of Madrid, Spain.
- A 45 minute adventure with an intermission dividing the two acts, so you can watch it all in one sitting, or take a break in between.
- Made in Unreal Engine, Madrid Noir is staged as a charming theatre production!
Developed by No Ghost and Produced by Atlas V, the team that brought you Battlescar and Gloomy Eyes, and distributed by Astrea. Madrid Noir premiered at Tribeca Film Festival 2021 and Annecy Film Festival 2021.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Starts off a bit slow. Wish there was more interactivity like the flashlight scenes. But overall a well animated VR Film with excellent voice acting. I'd grab it on a sale though.1 found this helpful
Madrid Noir is best understood not as a conventional video game, but as a carefully crafted narrative experience designed specifically for virtual reality, where immersion and storytelling take priority over mechanical depth. Developed by No Ghost in collaboration with Atlas V and published by Astrea, the experience places the player inside a short, cinematic mystery that unfolds across two tightly structured acts. You follow the story of Lola Petit, a curious and determined young woman who returns to Madrid after the death of her uncle, only to find herself piecing together fragments of his past and uncovering the truth behind a long-buried incident. The result is an experience that feels closer to an interactive stage play or animated film than a traditional VR game, embracing that identity with confidence and restraint. From the outset, Madrid Noir distinguishes itself through its striking visual presentation. The animation style is bold, colorful, and expressive, with character designs and environments that feel deliberately theatrical rather than realistic. Every scene is framed with care, making full use of VR’s ability to place the viewer inside a living, animated space. Ch…
6/10 Worth only at sale, 40 mins, cute animation story, few interaction. Recommend using VD streamer, the visual quality difference vs. Steam Link is huge. And warning, pressing both thumb stick gets u stuck under ground, unable to reposition.
Good piece of story telling - short though, so get in on sale.
Great little VR animation with a few interactions. Fun story, pick it up for 3 or 4 bucks on sale. Worth it!
It's a good experience.
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