Silent Anomalies

I don't normally write reviews, but for this game, I just had to. I am a HUGE fan of I'm On Observation Duty. I have and have 100% Completed all of them. (working on achieves now since they came out) Being the original from the anomaly type game, I do compare all others to them. That being said, I have found some good ones, and some GOD AWFUL ones. Now on to this game. Silent Anomalies has got to be my absolute FAVORITE anomaly game aside from IOOD. This game is done so right, I will compare all other games to BOTH IOOD and this game. I love the replayability and the secret endings make me want to lose! It has SO much in it that I can easily get addicted again. I hope this game gets MANY successors and keeps it up. Thank you to the developer/s of this game for doing it right. You couldn't have made a better game. Can't wait to play your second one! As far as price, I don't usually pay full price for games due to my very low budget now, but this game is worth full price any day.

Fun anomaly-observation game several anomalies are animated, too, and some anomalies walk from room to room which you don't see often.

Silent Anomalies is a little different from other anomaly games as you search through the different rooms you will only click on whatever object has changed and this fixes the anomaly. A lot of other anomaly games have drop down menus where you choose, specifically, what type of change has occurred. The game also has "secret endings." In these secret ending as you are switching between rooms you will see an anomaly has occurred, these anomalies are usually moving. If you don't click on them and scroll past the room, the next time you reach the moving anomaly it will have changed. Sometimes it will be closer to the camera or have moved into the next room. You need to click on it before it attacks the camera and ends your shift. The scenes are well done and the anomalies require your attention without being too difficult to spot. There is lots of replayability and it's a game you can put down and pick back up at any time. The shifts aren't too long so it's good for short or long gaming sessions. If you enjoy anomaly games like I'm on Observation Duty or hidden object games you'll have a lot of fun with Silent Anomalies. Looking forward to upcoming sequel!

played for hours had a great time would recommend to others a few of the jump scares got me even after experiencing them once or twice already.

I genuinely enjoyed this one. The levels are interesting, and the difficulty settings make a big difference. You can start small with four rooms or crank it up to Chaos Mode and juggle six or seven rooms depending on the map. It definitely keeps you on your toes. My only real nitpick is the end-of-round feedback. When the round ends it just says “Game Over” with no explanation of what you missed or where. Even a general hint or count would have helped, because I probably missed the same anomalies over multiple rounds without realizing it. I only won one out of four rounds, which for me is… honestly not terrible. This one leans more toward observation and camera cycling instead of walking room to room like some of the other anomaly games I usually play, which was a nice change of pace. Overall, I had fun. I wasn’t great at it, but I enjoyed the challenge anyway. With 150 anomalies on the first floor and 175 on the second, there’s a lot to spot, and players who are strong at observation games will probably love it. 6 out of 10 — enjoyable, challenging, and worth a look if this genre is your thing.

fun little game to play with your stream chat