Obscura

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The controls are an issue on a qwerty keyboard, and more optimization is painfully required. That said, what about the game itself? While the clues are not straightforward, they seemed well balanced to me. The game failed at making it clear what is expected for the final ritual, nonetheless, I cleared it in 30 minutes and I feel sad for the victim. Since this game is probably made by students, it will say 'Well done!'

Cool concept and setting, but terrible execution. Can't change commands and there isn't a proper (even ambiental) tutorial to explain how to perform rituals. I've reached all the three clues but can't perform the final ritual because I can't understand what to do and how to do it.

I managed to figure out the first three rituals, with no guide as to what to do. Stuck on the fourth, gave up. Glad the game was free. I know it's a student production, but some better guides as to what's expected would be great. And ability to reassign key bindings.

An interesting puzzle concept that really makes you think - I was a little too tired for it I think, but confident that I would have gotten there with a little more time and patience that I just didn't have while playing. Really dark story that I commend the team for using and the pieces come together as you explore and find clues. I'm on a QWERTY, but it didn't hurt too much using the arrows, but I needed to find a hint from someone to discover that F exited out of the ritual if you weren't completing with the chosen object. It's a student project and a really interesting concept. I can't be harsh on the issues in those circumstances. A very good effort with an interesting concept and good environmental storytelling.

Not a querty keyboard layout for controls. Fix that i might be able to play it.