The Morgue Fissure Between Worlds

[h1] Another horror where you can't see a thing. Consists of 2 chapters set in different environment - first one is mansion, another is cave. Looking for switches to open new path is not the hardest. Lighting up torches and candles using matchboxes is ok, but soon matchboxes are depleted leaving you fambling in the darkness. Essentially walking sim. Couldn't finish the game because it froze giving not much choice but to abandon it. Overall not recommended. [/h1]

A Session of Mourning #1 Having finished the first two chapters, what I can already say is, the game has some visible potential. It doesn't require much from it's player. You're just walking through the areas slightly being off light and trying to lit torches and candles, so you may see more. Unfortunately (for me), some cheap jumpscares are still included. Well, I couldn't demand them not to appear as the cost is low as well. I'm waiting for chapter 3 and more to see, whether or not, it will bring more good horror adventure or still cheap tricks. Not a bad game by far, tho. For this price, a pity not to try it.

It`s very bad. If there`s a save option I could not find it. The game is not intuitive; the font chosen for the few scattered notes that tell what little story there is is unreadable. You just won`t know what to do next. Don`t buy it.

Really good game, definitely left a lasting impression on me. I hope there will be a sequel at some point.

Not being able to save a game and come back to it is an automatic thumbs down. Yeah, interesting graphics and a few interesting elements, but it's light on puzzles and did I mention that you can't save it? It's almost worth the 99 cents I paid for it. Update: Fatal flaw no. 2 is that the "puzzle" that opens the door to Chapter 2 is, for me, impossible. The puzzle, like all the rest (few as they are) is simplistic and obvious, but it turns out that not only must one figure out the order, one must be able to do it within an extremely short period of time. That makes it not a puzzle, but a test of manual dexterity. I've come across other such games made with this horrible Unity software, where the developer thinks it's amusing to make performing the solution to the puzzle nearly impossible. Please, developers, make solving the puzzle the hurdle, not whether one can move one's mouse quick enough. And even if I were able to get the solution performed, there's no way to save this game, so if I had to quit for a while, I'd have to suffer through the whole thing again. Another issue I have this Unity thing is that the little tiny dot with which you aim the cursor is all but invisible. Wh…

This game has 2 chapters that last about 20 minutes each. Some reviews say there will be three chapters, but I see nothing about that in the detailed description, so maybe that has changed. In fact, the dev says there are 2 chapters total, so I would not expect any updates. The story is incoherent, but it looks good and plays fine. The puzzles are okay. It's basically just wandering around and pulling levers. I wouldn't mind that if there were some sort of sensible plot, but there's not, and the game ends abruptly with no further explanation.