Puppeteer : Control

Simple, easy, quick game. Some NSFW content with a spooky vibe. Halloween people may enjoy lol

I got this on sale; for the price paid it was a good experience. I'm not familiar with the series the MC is from--what drew me in was the weird art style. The gameplay is very basic, you enter rooms and find hidden hints and items before a timer draws to a close. If you manage to clear the room in time, you're treated to a girl getting railed, after which you can play with the girl in a dollhouse. Again, no clue as to what all this means, but it's a very surreal experience. Good time-waster, and for a fire sale worth it, but you can finish it in a very short time and there's not much replay or content beyond that.

GAME DON'T WORK JUST GO'S TO BLACK SCREEN THATS IT....

I just bought a black screen a couple weeks ago and neglected to try it until now.

Puppeteer: Control is an unusual indie title developed and published by Towndarktales that embraces its small scope while delivering a distinct supernatural atmosphere. Rather than presenting a lengthy campaign or mechanically demanding experience, the game invites players into a bizarre world where they assume the role of a Puppet Master collecting souls and expanding a macabre collection housed within an infernal toy museum. The premise alone is enough to distinguish it from many other indie releases, blending elements of dark fantasy, horror, and surrealism into a short adventure that lasts around half an hour. The game's central objective revolves around gathering six souls for a mysterious scarecrow figure while uncovering secrets hidden throughout its compact environments. Towndarktales uses this straightforward structure to emphasize mood and curiosity over challenge. Every collectible and interaction contributes to the strange identity of the game, from its doll-themed motifs to its references to demons and supernatural entities. It feels less like a traditional game and more like an interactive chapter from an eerie storybook, one that encourages players to immerse themse…

Interesting :P Done poorly tho :/ 3/10 Get on sale