Sacrificial Lighthouse

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3.[/h1] Yes you can play this game in VR using the free UEVR mod by Praydog. Just google it if you don't know about it. The VR looks very interesting because the game shows like a horizontal or vertical comic strip as far as the eye can see. There's a lot of 3D depth behind each panel as well. It makes the world come alive. I beat the game in 37 minutes. There are alternate endings as well. It's a simple puzzle game with a narrative that is told through the scenes (no narration). The story is open to interpretation though. The only negative for VR is that some of the scenes did not render due to the camera in VR. Also, sometimes the mouse cursor would disappear in VR (look at desktop to re-orient). [b]VR Rating 7/10.[/b]

Sacrificial Lighthouse is a very simple (and unfortunately broken, at least for me) 2D side scrolling mobile-app tier point and click adventure game/walking sim. You guide a hand drawn/pastel/chalk drawn character through a gloomy environment (I guess). Two key problems, before we get into the weeds of the technical aspects of this game; First, it's janky, as I was walking around, it stuttered a lot and I would just stop for no reason and would have to re-press the movement key to start moving again. Also, and this is a game breaker, you're apparently supposed to interact with stuff by putting your finger on your iPhone screen (or click with the mouse) but that didn't work for me... which rendered the game unplayable. So that's no good. Despite not being in Steam Early Access (where this arguably belongs), the game is missing features and is apparently incomplete. Due to the lack of meaningful progress from the developer, it's unlikely the game will be completed at all, yet the developers reprehensively have their hand out for money for an incomplete game. The game is very simplistic, small and limited in scope and ambition. This feels more like a tech demo, proof of con…

this is not a fleshed out game. Just a proof of concept with a neat art style

It's definitely a short but cute game. The style is pretty neat, and the story is interesting. I do wish there was more puzzles, since it's more of just a "here's the item, now follow the path to use it" kind of game. Which isn't bad. Would recommend getting it when it's on sale.

beautiful little game with a really sad story but a little bit short for this price, so wouldnt recommend buying it unless there is a sale

Sacrificial Lighthouse is a short and bleak game. It took me about 40min or so to complete the game, get both endings, and all the achievements. I love the art style in this game the most, very gorgeous and haunting. The music is also beautiful and eerie. The story is a little cliche which was a bit disappointing, although the way the story is presented is unique and interesting. Game play wise there isn't much to do besides walking, and 1 or 2 puzzles. Overall I can definitely recommend this little gem if you're looking for a short and eerie game.