Ante Mortem Reviews

I do [url=https://steamcommunity.com/app/1987900/discussions/0/3414307257849821851/#c3464973983324591741]understand[/url] the developer, but something on Valve's side should change then, and I'm advocating for a notice on the [i]Store[/i] page in that case! Nevertheless, [b]the game didn't crash for me[/b], but I forgot an important chunk from [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/goldelie/recommended/1987900/][b]@Goldelie's[/b] review[/url] = nó [i]Load Game[/i] ... Since progress isn't kept track of in real time, I decided to close the game --> restart, but who_ops! Besides this, you could call it my fault, but something counter-intuitive: I didn't figure out you could interact with [i]E[/i] by default, and left-clicked as soon as I saw a hand-cursor instead of the default crosshair (no trigger!) — wasting ehum, half of my playtime viewing weird notes/text I couldn't read up close. The atmosphere is definitely fine for such game, but the game needs a lot of polish it probably won't get anymore, hence the full price I paid is too much. 🧬🧬🧬🧬🧬☠☠☠☠☠/☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠ because there's potential and it's the developer's 1st project; he seems frustrated about it. If I weren't to write for others, if there were a [i]Load Game[/i]-option and the price would be €1,99, I might have recommended it instead!

A very good game you should play if puzzles and walking simulators in a retro PS1 graphics style fit your style. The atmosphere and ambiance are well put and balanced. Some puzzles are hard some easy. It's a good indie game you should play if the gameplay fits your style and liking! [i][b]Warning[/b]: no saves in this game, so you will have to play in one go. And hope your game doesn't crash mid way.[/i]