The Nose
Three Percent Games · 2017 · Gore, Violent, Adventure, Indie, Story Rich
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About The Nose
Welcome to Gogol's unordinary world,
On the 25th of March a bizarre incident is happened in St. Petersburg. Major Kovalev woke up with absence of his pimpled nose in his face. And dear player, you can't imagine what means that someone like Kovalev loses his nose. More importantly you can't imagine what kind of stories occured around that day in St. Petersburg.
But at least Kovalev has a someone like you in the search of his nose. And at least you have someone like me for narrating the story.
So, will you help Major Kovalev to find his nose in the streets of St. Petersburg?
Key Features
On the 25th of March a bizarre incident is happened in St. Petersburg. Major Kovalev woke up with absence of his pimpled nose in his face. And dear player, you can't imagine what means that someone like Kovalev loses his nose. More importantly you can't imagine what kind of stories occured around that day in St. Petersburg.
But at least Kovalev has a someone like you in the search of his nose. And at least you have someone like me for narrating the story.
So, will you help Major Kovalev to find his nose in the streets of St. Petersburg?
Key Features
- A story-driven experience adapted from one of the Gogol's story
- Side stories and missions
- An open world city that is influenced from St. Petersburg
- Little games with meaningful contents
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The game has a catalogue of problems, which severely detract from it's interesting premise and presentation. First of all, the English translation is awful, both in the fact that it consistently gramatically incorrect and sometimes incoherent. This is not helped by the fact that the voices characters have are indistinguishable, and badly written, with them swaying between "archaic" language and "modern." Characters also speak horribly artificially, with them referring to each other with full names and statements that make no sense for the character to be saying, as the developer pains himself to try and emphasise this is old russia. The story as a whole is badly told, as between the narrator and the characters, it is almost entirely told, not shown, which is just an awful way to tell a story in any medium, never mind an interactive one that has a dreadful translation. The developer is a Turk, so the turkish language might be better. The game itself isn't very good at telling you what you're supposed to do, which makes it incredibly easy to get lost when you start going out into the city, as the map isn't very well done, being just a camera shift to above you, with no real info abo…9 found this helpful
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