Para Eyes Reviews

Para Eyes is an amazing game! This game is like an Observation Duty game (iykyk) but way better in my opinion! First of all, there's a bunch of maps. At the time of this review, I think there's 5 or 6. Not only that, but there's different difficulty levels which make the maps more engaging. There's also powerups that you can buy with the in game currency. Secondly, there's so many amazing and creepy anomalies. Not enough for you? You can also get special anomaly packs from the shop. This game is honestly a blast, and I cannot wait for future updates!

This is another spooky spot-the-difference game in the spirit of Notovia's 'Observation Duty'. - 5 + 1 Levels (5 Levels get achievements on completing them, the 6th one is an extra) - Each level has Easy - Medium - Hard - Insane Difficulty Levels, where each dif level adds a camera/room, and more anomalies to spawn, as well as a "lights out" mode where you have to spot the difference in a dark room lit with a flashlight - The levels look good. They have more of a haunted, dirty vibe than the sometimes subtly unsettling "unreal" rooms of the original OD - the anomalies are more tame; things appear, disappear, move, levitate, grow or shrink. A "human" anomaly (spooky granny, bloody doctor, etc) can spawn and look at you, but seems to be harmless (no insta death) - Sanity bar: if you don't find an anomaly, your sanity will slowly decline, and when it hits 0, you die and have to start anew ! No pondering over small, mean changes like in OD: Though the rooms look "full", there is actually not that many things which can change; this game trains you to scan the room in the blink of an eye and then immediately look at the next room if you want to have all achievements (all Insane levels), because you have to be incredibly fast. --> completing a level gets you points with which you can buy a few more anomalies as well as healing pills in the game's shop