The Fidelio Incident

[h2]What the Fidelio is this![/h2] At first I was intrigued... Then I realized I was bored. The story's pacing is just too slow. For a walking simulator, pacing is everything because there isn't much else to keep you engaged. The graphics aren't bad, but they aren't great either. The voice acting is good in some places and mediocre in others. I ended up grueling through this a couple of times for the achievements, and it wasn't a fun experience. Games like this are the reason I don't achievement hunt nearly as much as I used to. These days, I only go for the achievements if the game is actually worth playing. [h2]5/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]

not bad, not bad. for what it is a point and click adenture, zero pew pew and it does not need it. story is typical irish miserable but again not bad. buy on special. :)

I might be biased being an Irish person myself but this was a raw, great, straightforward game, and I've never liked walking simulators. The voice actors and the writers deserver a round of applause, as does the designer even if it was done on Unreal because I KNOW those parts of Iceland so it was incredibly immersive. To the people who say this was lacklustre and not worth the effort, give them a shrug. Thumbs up from me. And I don't write many reviews at all so take that and your bag of sticks. On the bad side, it's seriously fecking confusing, I had to look up a walkthrough multiple times when I'm usually good at this sort of thing. Ulto: play it for the incredible story, voice acting and environment Bado: don't be afraid to watch the playthrough on the tubes like I did It's confusing

Incredible story, voice acting and visuals. Give it time when you play it.

This a really good walking simulator and it pulled me in right from the start. The story is told through manuscript pages scattered across the map and finding them weren't a total pain. I really have to talk about the cutscenes cuz the shots looked like they were lifted off a high budget movie. Give it a shot if you're into games with good graphics and story.

The game looks almost identical to the store page screenshots, which I found to be a pleasant surprise, and the soundtrack also complements the themes and visuals quite well. It contains a fairly compelling story which loosly adapts that of Romeo and Juliet (Or perhaps more aptly Thelma and Louise) in which the mysterious backstory of our two protagonists reveals itself in a non-linear fashion. That said, it's a very short game, and one which doesn't really make any attempt to stand out within the genre. It has some very minor technical difficulties, and I personally found the ending to be quite abrupt and underwhelming. If you're into walking sims, it might be the game for you, but don't go in expecting a groundbreaking experience.