MINDMIST

It was a nice offering for a first product. Could have done without the Covid preaching though. Politics and entertainment never gel, but I'm sure these guys will figure that out. Keep up the good work.

I have such large problems with the story, the narration, the gameplay and the mechanics of the game that I can't recommend it. The game wants to tell a story, and that's fine. Whats not fine is what happens within the first minutes of the game, "Oh look a portal! In my own home! Created from nowhere! Let me go through it! Oh a celestial being giving me guidance, of course nothing is wrong here!". Fine. Okay. Let us head in to the first "place to visit". The game looks aweful, the walking is terrible, narration is emotionless and the story so far is all over the place. No. 30 minutes is enough. It feels unfinished and unpolished. Don't buy this. There are much better walking simulators out there.

As much as I like stories, which leave room for interpretation, this just wasn't good. The story was all over the place and hard to make sense. The gameplay itself was simple, although I had some trouble with the access cards near the end. The settings are missing mouse sensitivity, which is a serious flaw in this case as the game was giving me motion sickness due to too fast mouse movements. So it's a No, even when I got this at -65%.

interesting Journey through the mind and the bloody history of mankind... very current topics .. Alien : " people were always selfish ..."

I enjoy good walking sims but I have to say that the gaming experience of this one was awful. There are some flaws in the game design which I want to point out: 1) There is a lot of backtracking involved but you are not able to run. 2) Sometimes I was desperately looking for the next plot point which wasn't available since I hadn't triggered the necessary dialogue (but I also had no indication that some requirements for the progression weren't met). It's frustrating to roam the whole area only to find out that critical items only spawn/are usable after you went somewhere else. 3) One level was very dark and hard to navigate and yet there was no option to adjust the brightness of the game itself. Additionally, the premise of the plot seems interesting but the execution is superficial, to say the least. I only finished the game because judging by the steam reviews I knew it wouldn't take too much time and I'm a sucker for completing what I started. I can't recommend this game, even if you get it for a reduced price.

I'm going to say no. I graduated in Sociology. I don't want to try to save the World in a game, especially to junk philosophy.