The Green Room Experiment (Episode 1)
Amanclo Video Games · 2023 · Escape Room, Puzzle, Mystery, Atmospheric, Psychological
PC
Mostly Positive74% · 23
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About The Green Room Experiment (Episode 1)
The Green Room Experiment : Episode 1
A few years after World War II, Soviet scientists began experimenting with human beings to investigate the mysteries of parapsychology. One of these experiments, conducted by Dr. Igor Lumelius, consisted of putting guinea pigs, called butterflies, under hypnosis in order to lock them into a deep sleep. Patients, lost in the maze of their sleep, had to explore every corner of their own dreams in order to find their own way out, and thus be able to wake up. Each of these experiments, all conducted in the same room with dilapidated green walls, were recorded, transcribed and carefully archived.
Only a few years ago, the world learned of the existence of these experiment, and the entire archive was made available to the general public. This series of video games offers you to relive the experiment of the Green Room.
The Green Room Experiment is a first-person game that explores the world of dreams. Unravel the mysteries of this surreal exploration game and immerse yourself in a dreamlike, strange and solitary universe.
This title is the first episode of the series.
2 hours of immersive experience.
Difficulty: Medium
What Steam players say
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I loved it! I streamed the game2 found this helpful
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Escape room style puzzle game with some cool environments. Has some softlock bugs, but nothing a load game can't fix if you realise you messed up. Final puzzle was a bit obscure until i noticed the hint.1 found this helpful
Not very good. Visuals are fine, but a lot of the art-work look AI generated. I am not saying it is, but it looks like it. The puzzles are OK, but the game controls are awful. shift+right click to go back!? It also does not save your progress within a puzzle, so if you have to do something else before you have finished one puzzle, be prepared to do all of it over again. Could have used some more game testing too, since the UI completely borks itself if your resolution does not match one of the predefined ones. I soft-locked myself by changing to one of the predefined resolutions that did not match my screen (my screen did not have enough resolution on Y-axis) which meant that I could not reach the "Apply" button when I tried to change the resolution back. Should be noted that I played this in Linux.
I tried so hard to like this game. I want to like this game. I just can't. I'm either stupid, missed something, my game is glitched, or the puzzle subjectivity is too overbearing. Either way, I couldn't get passed the first (or second?) puzzle in the Cathedral. I feel like that developers leaned hard into the puzzle design from their own head without realizing it's way too subjective, That said, even with the very little time I had outside of that puzzle, the potential story was cool and if the above isn't an issue for you, the game is probably pretty good.
Not a good puzzle game at all.
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