One Last Dinner

Detective game that can’t be played because of untranslated text and broken locations. The game is a walking sim. Your goal is to investigate several crime scenes across the map and look for proof. Locations are small and do not have much to offer. If you have trouble finding them, you can use the sixth sense that highlights them and allows you to see them through walls. The graphics are detailed and of decent quality, and the game doesn’t struggle with performance. Optimization is fine because the game runs without hiccups even with all sliders pushed to the max. However, there are significant clipping issues due to paper-thin walls. If you stand right next to a wall and look down, your head will pass through. This allows you to peek into the room without opening the door. Another issue is the strange and illegible markings on the wall, which only appear when you turn the camera in the right direction. However, these issues can be overlooked. What cannot be overlooked is the fact that the game cannot be played properly due to untranslated language and broken progress. It turns out that evidence doesn’t matter. The real goal in each place is to interact with the exit door. Th…