Obscurant

You have to disguise yourself as other things to survive. You have to learn the movement patterns of your enemies to get through them unnoticed. The game doesn't really give you any help in that regard. You can walk up to things and press talk to them and they might give a hint. But all you get is notebook you yourself have to write down what the pattern is. It's one very long puzzle game in that regard.

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h1]Good things:[/h1] The game hits you from the start. The things that you see on the screen when you wake up and the music that plays in this game really makes you feel immersed since first seconds. From the first seconds you see that developers did put a lot of effort into making this game. The game just oozes with atmosphere from the start. The art is great and for me it looks like hand dawning mixed with pixel art because it looks so good. I liked the puzzles and how you have to mimic enemies to get past the puzzles. It is really important to write down in the game what enemies do or to remember how to quickly switch between them. Also the story is interesting and the world is mysterious and post-apocalyptic place. [h1]Bad things:[/h1] Sadly there is a game breaking bug at the end of Caelfos Opera House region. When you will use the switches to move the curtain but later die the switch become inactive but the level resets so now you are stuck and you can’t move both curtains to progress further. [h1]Conclusion[/h1] By playing this I burn…

Pretty fun game. The music is nice, the mimicking mechanic leads to some pretty interesting puzzles and moments that reward you for paying attention.

Game good

Great game, puzzles are fairly easy (save for the start and end) though game could use a few more checkpoints (most areas have a proper amount of checkpoints, but the places that don't are noticeable). There isn't an invincibility mode or hint system, but this is rarely a problem (save for one problem which lead me to the only playthrough I could find, where they got stuck on the same problem that I did).

A five person project under the blanket name of 'King Brick Games', and it certainly feels like it... In a good way. Mostly. There was only really one section where I felt like i had to brute-force my way in a manner that felt unintended. The "Hostile things have a set pattern" gimmick is dropped early on, but resurfaces often by reusing those early enemies later in very minor ways. the slug people are cute too :)