The Unrealtor

Trippy but in a rally fun way, cool game

dizzying but delightful. love the concept and a fun quick play.

This is SO cool and trippy. It feels like a 3D monument valley and the puzzles were interesting. Even if I knew the answer sometimes I had to position myself creatively to solve it. I needed the voiceover hints too. The environment visuals are absurd and interesting, I felt lost at first but got more used to the space as I solved more. The last puzzle was the best. It's pretty short but a good chill time, I also like the option to play single player even if it's made for two people.

Cool game, really enjoying it. A save system would be very nice.

Playing this game was an uncanny, whimsical experience. The layout of the map is weird and beautiful, and it felt at times like a hallucination. The puzzle matching wasn't super intuitive, but that provided for a good challenge, and it might've been because I'm bad at most games. We didn't ever feel like we were stuck or didn't know what to do next, and our progression was steady. The voice acting was good and sounded very authentic, and I was vibing out to the background music. That with the sound effects created a great atmosphere where I felt immersed in the game. There was a lot of cool stuff to look at as we searched for the puzzle pieces. My favorite part of the game was the narrative design. I was very invested in the little notes that gave clues for the puzzles and context for the story. I wanted to learn more about the couple and Edgar, as well as the family who previously inhabited the house. I wish the game had even more story and narrative design to the characters. I think that because of the mysterious nature of the game, taking more focus to slowly reveal even more about what the house is would intrigue the players. I understand they had a limited time frame to create…