Ten Tek

Well, it looks interesting, but the controls are absolutely [b]disgusting[\b].

If I could give this game ten thumbs down, I would. It's really that terrible. This "game" is barely a game at all, and it has A LOT wrong with it. First off, the controls are horrendous. Imagine looking straight ahead and pressing W. You'll walk forward, right? Now imagine turning your head to the the east then pressing W. In any other game, you'd walk to the east if that's the way you're facing. In this game? If you turn your head to the east then hit W, your head will be looking to the east as your body walks to the north. In short, you can't actually move in your desired direction just by looking at where you want to go. The WASD keys are locked into moving you in a literal single direction, no matter where you turn the camera. You have a player body that's stiff to face one single direction at all times without the ability to pivot, and your head works totally independent of your body, rather than movement acting as one unit, like in most games. It's extremely frustrating to control in this game, and unfortunately, that's only problem one. The next problem is how the game handles picking things up, which is critical to the content of this game. This game has 100+ USB sticks …

No list of controls or any other settings. Spent several minutes trying to figure out how to move. Terrible clipping problems. Characters frequently moved through the furniture & floors. Birds repeatedly just flew through walls. Ability to grab items is inconsistent, sometime you can be a reasonable distance away, other times, you have to be right on top of it. Game froze at one point, had to End Task to get it to shut down. And the AI art is ugly, on top of everything else.

Needs alot more work game is unplayable no clue what does what and moving is just terrible.

Interesting idea but this ♥♥♥♥. You have a menu with "Play" and "Leave". No options. The sensitivity is insanely fast and you can't change that but the worst is the controls that you also cannot change. You are in first person and you move with WASD but no matter where you look, a key will make you move along an axis of the map in the same way. That would be fine with a top view but first person? WTF? Is this the challenge of the game, managing to move around with ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up controls?

Ten Tek is a quiet, introspective indie experience developed and published by Inspite that places atmosphere, memory, and discovery far above traditional challenge or spectacle. Rather than pushing players toward objectives with urgency or difficulty, the game invites them to drift through a mysterious town as a benevolent ghost, uncovering fragments of lives once lived and stories left unfinished. From the opening moments, Ten Tek establishes a gentle, contemplative rhythm, encouraging patience and curiosity rather than mastery of mechanics. Exploration forms the backbone of the experience, with the town acting as both a setting and a narrative puzzle box. As you wander through streets, buildings, and quiet corners, you encounter environmental cues and small interactions that gradually reveal the personalities and histories of the town’s inhabitants. The act of collecting photographs and video fragments becomes the primary method of storytelling, allowing the player to piece together meaning through observation rather than exposition. These collectibles are not merely completionist distractions; they are the emotional core of the game, each one adding context and depth to the wor…