Who is the Liar? Reviews

The full game is extremely short, and what little there is of it isn't good. Not worth anything.

Great mystery party ambience and beautiful "board game like" art style! I found it very funny to chase the party balloons x) Can't wait to see more cases!

The minigames are better than the actual game, and that's not saying much. It is lacking in the actual content, and what we got really leaves something to be desired.

Tried playing this three times - the game hangs or gets stuck before I'm able to solve the first case.

I loved the art direction chosen for this game. It combines pieces that look like they came out of the board game Clue with beautiful, more realistic 3D scenarios and comics iconographies. The game also has an engaging story and charming characters. With all of these elements at the developer’s disposal, the game practically begs for more content. Since it is still in early access, it is sure to develop into a great game. Very promising!

A simple game about mysteries and investigation with a good dose of humor. If you like CLUE you will love it. Waiting for new cases to solve !!! I recommend!

The game is very well produced, the art is very nice, with a great touch of humor in the plot. It reminds me of a detective board game. Very good for having fun and spending time. Recommended!

This is an amazing detective game, you are called by someone, you listen to what happened and then you have to find who's the one telling lies, it's a great game that gets you engaged to the case, buiding up a mental map to understand what really happened, it's an early access game, so I believe there'll be more cases in the future. It's a really good game for this price, go buy it now!

Edit: After full release, less than 2 hours of gameplay (and I think I'm being generous), I clearly don't recommend the game. And I would have never bought it if I knew that when the game was in early access. I feel cheated. Man! and to think that I spent some time trying to give some useful feedback to the developers... Now I see my youth in flashbacks and it makes me wish I had invested my time in whatever, playing with the skimmer, watering the plant of my neighbour, you name it. Don't mind the rest of the review, this is a clear not recommended even with a 99% discount. I don't understand how a person that is not a friend of the developers would recommend this game, the positive votes seem highly suspicious to me. I will change the review to positive when there is more content, I know it's early access but this feels more like a short demo and I felt stupid for buying a product quite far from being completed. If I bought the game due to my own stupidity or an incredible charming advertisement is unimportant now, and we shouldn't look back. The issue here is that players shouldn't undergo the trauma of deciding whether we are stupid or not after buying a game. A decent game protects the users form these philosophical questions by leaving up to them the liking or not-liking part, far away from wondering ratios about cheatness due to price-content. Concerning the game, there are two mysteries available so far (60 minutes in total), they may not be up to the taste of everyone due to its simplicity, but they are CHARMING AND NICE ENOUGH to have some relaxing time playing, AS LONG AS YOU ENJOY: 1. Interactive stories. 2. Stories that provide an easy and enjoyable time without deep thought or eye-opening experience of any sort (no chakras will be open here through means of deduction). Warning to the merry player: The mini-games are too simple to be something to have fun with, unless you are a kid. To the developers (if you are not a developer this will make you bored): Negative: I think the game should be better oriented to an specific public. I find myself playing with aspects of both adults and children, and of course, sometimes it's just to plain to enjoy, like the mini-games. Making them more difficult won't solve the problem either they are just too plain for an adult public. And it kind of happens the same with some texts. Also the game is too short even for early access. It really needs more levels Positive: The cases are quite pleasant, we had a nice time with them (with my wife). They may be very easy but we believe you did a great job putting the pieces together and showing the plot with the avatars and so on. To change: Much more levels, non less than 10-12 or it feels simply like we are being fool when you buy the game. Putting more than one family will be interesting for the sake of avoiding repetition. Repetition is in many places during the game and it doesn't help to the experience. Maybe this game could be children oriented and you will end up with a more suitable public without changing mini-games. It would be nice to add 3 levels difficulty for the game 1. Easy; after the story you do the puzzle and the solution is reveal (I think this is part of the easy-going character of the game and it fits, this is the current level of the game). 2. Normal; if you don't solve the case correctly you don't solve the case but you get access to the next case. 3 Hard; till you don't solve the case you don't pass to the next level. Congratulations for the charming stories, we had a nice time with your work.

I enjoyed the game. Remember those board games where you had to find out who the killer was, but in that case are totally family friendly and comical. The art is very polished, especially for an early access game. I hope more stages until the final release.