Quintus and the Absent Truth
Wreck Tangle Games · 2020 · Horror, Adventure, First-Person, Singleplayer, Cartoony
PC
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About Quintus and the Absent Truth
Quintus and the Absent Truth is a Horror-Adventure game featuring a Man and his Mouse. A story-rich game with a unique art style, fun puzzles and an adorable little companion, your new best friend, Quintus.
A Single-Player game with a First-Person viewpoint, and puzzles that consist of working out how you can best utilize your little rodent friend. Quintus can fit in small spaces helping you reach items, areas, or buttons that your own hands can't reach.
Join our main protagonist Alan Shaw and his little companion Quintus, as they try to find Alan’s missing Daughter and attempt to discover the Absent Truth.
Quintus and the Absent Truth features:
A Single-Player game with a First-Person viewpoint, and puzzles that consist of working out how you can best utilize your little rodent friend. Quintus can fit in small spaces helping you reach items, areas, or buttons that your own hands can't reach.
Join our main protagonist Alan Shaw and his little companion Quintus, as they try to find Alan’s missing Daughter and attempt to discover the Absent Truth.
Quintus and the Absent Truth features:
- An Epic Story – A horrifying tale that will surely keep you on the edge of your seat as you help our protagonist’s Alan and Quintus discover the Absent Truth.
- Adorable Companion – This is no lonely journey, as our little rodent friend will be keeping you company on this path.
- A Unique Art Style – An original stylized look, which makes our little Quintus truly stand out.
- Complete Edition - Originally released as Four Chapters, enjoy the full package of Quintus and the Absent Truth along with improved visuals and mechanisms.
- A Mesmerising Soundtrack – ‘Quintus and the Absent Truth’ features a sensational soundtrack which truly knows how to make this tale come alive.
- The Experience – Once you’ve played through the main game, take a step into ‘The Experience’ – A Museum filled with ‘Quintus and the Absent Truth’ models and details into how the game was developed.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I like others in this genre but this one just.... isn't it
This is an extremely unique game and I think the developers are honing a craft that gives me hope for the future of indie titles. With AI content on the rise, we really need to relish in these games that AI couldn't even hope to create. As much as it can seem clunky at times, I appreciate the unique style of this game and would recommend it to anyone looking for something they've never seen or played before.
This game was a confusing mix of emotions, where at some points, I really enjoyed it. At others, though, it seemed laughably questionable in writing choices. Game play was pretty standard, and it felt or was mostly a walking-sim. The story I found cute in a 'I think this is a fun indie project, and I'd love to see them put some serious dedication into a better story', but unfortunately it didn't really feel very conclusive. If steam had an option between 'yes, I recommend it', and 'no, I don't recommend it', I'd choose that one. Unfortunately, since it doesn't, I can't give a positive review. Namely because if I give all indie games a good review, some pretty bad ones will end up on top (not that they already don't). In a more constructive note: I'd recommend working on your team's (or your) writing skills from a story aspect. It felt very loose and confusing, while also somehow being 'hand-holdy' through cut-scenes. It all felt like a lot of talent, but used in a confusing way. I'd also add that the animations felt a little stiff for most things, honestly. Ultimately, keep doing what you're doing, and don't let my review discourage you. Sometimes the best art is made when we k…
A tiny experience and a big story. I quite liked the story and the gamplay was okay, i wish Quintus wouldmove faster since he is a mouse, that and the maps being huge empty places makes the game a lot more slower
The "technical" events are triggered randomly for me. Restarting the game 3 times gave different results each time, so the game is unplayable for me :-( I'm stuck on the 1st level without being able to do anything relevant. The achievements seem to be broken too. So I can't recommend the game in its current state. Sorry for little Quintus, this game looked nice. For me it's "Quintus and the Absent Game".
the horizontal view is kinda slow ... 3/5
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