

Rosemary's Fate Life Worth Living
Game The Same · 2021 · Exploration, Interactive Fiction, Visual Novel, Noir, Linear
PC
8 user reviews100% · 8
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About Rosemary's Fate Life Worth Living
Each location is a new challenge.Explore, listen, react… or die.A visual compass, immersive ambient sound, and original music guide you through the dark monastery halls.Gravure-style hand-drawn images briefly pierce the darkness.Put on your headphones.Sound is your only way forward.Voice acting channels late-20th-century B-movie vibes to set the tone.You’ll start with a short tutorial — then, you’re on your own.15 achievements to unlock.Challenging by design. Satisfying by intent.Inspired by the tough classics of the ‘80s and ‘90s.
We won’t reveal too much, but here’s what awaits you in the first few locations…Location 1 – Run. Or die.Location 2 – Just reach the door at the end. Simple? Maybe.Location 3 – Talk… but know this: one person here might still be breathing.Location 4 – Trust the cat, not the human. Or — yeah, die.Location 5 – Accept the teleport. Or… well, don’t.Location 6 – The way out is hard to find. Dying? Not so much.Most won’t reach the end.But if you do, the finale may surprise you — and remind you that life is worth living, even if it takes twenty deaths to prove it.Still curious? Time to begin.
We won’t reveal too much, but here’s what awaits you in the first few locations…Location 1 – Run. Or die.Location 2 – Just reach the door at the end. Simple? Maybe.Location 3 – Talk… but know this: one person here might still be breathing.Location 4 – Trust the cat, not the human. Or — yeah, die.Location 5 – Accept the teleport. Or… well, don’t.Location 6 – The way out is hard to find. Dying? Not so much.Most won’t reach the end.But if you do, the finale may surprise you — and remind you that life is worth living, even if it takes twenty deaths to prove it.Still curious? Time to begin.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
An audiogame that seems to be aiming at a different genre, which makes a refreshing change. Some of the accents are a little strong and it is not always clear what you need to do to progress things. From what I can make out the game is still not a hundred percent complete, so it may be worth checking out the demo first. The ambient sounds are good and I did manage to progress through at a reasonable pace. I would still recommend this to support the Devs , it's always good to see new audiogames appearing on Steam. Support the Devs give this one a whirl, it's decent game despite a few rough endges. Use keyboard the controller support is a little clunky.4 found this helpful
I have been asked to play and review this game. I have to say I really enjoyed Rosemary’s fate. It is an audio-based game that has practically no visuals/graphics. You really have to listen to what sounds you need to follow to reach your goal. You have to use your spatial awareness to sense where and what direction you need to go. I used headphones and I would recommend if you were to play this. Like most games I did find Rosemary’s Fate quite challenging as it can be frustrating when you feel you have tried every avenue however when you finally find it there is a sense of accomplishment. The story is incredibly compelling, and the end of the first chapter has left me wanting more. Rosemary’s Fate is an incredibly unique game that I have never had the experience of playing and I thoroughly enjoyed it. As a Streamer I do not believe this game would be very stream friendly. The reason being lack of visuals, and you really need to listen carefully for the sounds, and this may not be possible during stream as you will be talking and interacting with chat. It may be worth a try though.3 found this helpful
64Each location is a new challenge. Explore , listen, react… or die . A visual compass, immersive ambient sound, and original music guide you through the dark monastery halls. Gravure-style hand-drawn images briefly pierce the darkness. Put on your headphones. Sound is your only way forward. Voice acting channels late-20th-century B-movie vibes to set the tone. In 2019, an American man named Thomas travels to Owińska, Poland, with his friend Mary to investigate a mystery surrounding her ancestry. At the archives of a former psychiatric hospital, they compare an old photograph Mary possesses from 1938 with the official historical copy. They discover a chilling anomaly: a little girl is present in Mary's photo but completely absent from the official records. Suddenly, a paranormal disturbance engulfs them, and Thomas is violently pulled through time, awakening in the same building in 1939, just as Nazi forces begin the horrific Aktion T4 massacre to exterminate the hospital's patients. Trapped in the past, Thomas locates the mysterious girl from the photograph, whose name is Rose. Despite the language barrier, the two share a telepathic bond, allowing them to understand each other's …2 found this helpful
Rosemary's Fate is a game where you advance the story by navigating the darkness using sound. The control is a bit rough though, but if you can get past that, there's an have an interesting experience waiting for you. The game rarely has any graphics to accompany the storytelling (usually only at the beginning of the chapter and certain important point), but don't let the lack of visual turn you away from this game, as the description and the sound is enough to make you imagine what's not there. If you'd like to imagine what you hear or narrated in the story by yourself, give this game a try.1 found this helpful
[h1] Audiobook as a game? Yes! [/h1] A very interesting way to participiate in audiobook, not just by taking a role of a main character, but becoming his ears. You will need to navigate fully blindly, relying only on surrounding sounds and guiding melody. Sometimes it could be a bit challenging, so be sure to use your headphones! Game has done great work with sounds and especcialy with music. Only a little downside is lacking visuals, although this is fully sound based game, it has some visual illustrations like other novel-like games. Overall, it is a good and intersting story to play if you have spare 1 hour, and considering it's price this game is atleast worth a shot.1 found this helpful
Picked this up without expecting much, but I had a really good time with it. Nice atmosphere, interesting story, great soundtrack and I actually wanted to see how everything would end. Definitely worth checking out.
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