Quebec Mortis Reviews

C'est un jeu pour hommes.

As a Quebec citizen, i approve of this game.

Un NPC parlait de poutine pendant que je mangeait une poutine! 10/10

I liked it ! You get nice atmospheric music, cute french canadian things like poutine and many items you can interact with for only 125 RUB :) So the game is definitely worth a try.

I loved it! The puzzles are really pleasant and makes you feel smart. I was also compelled by the exploration aspect of the game. It didn't feel too difficult but in hard mode you better be conservative with your ammo ;)

A really charming little game. I enjoyed the setting (I am a fellow Quebecer) and the overall story was interesting. Would recommend!

Really fun experience, you can finish it in one sitting and it's great. Pay attention to everything you interact with because it will come in handy at some point.

I loved playing this game! The plot keeps us on the edge of our seats, always maintaining the rather funereal and sinister atmosphere with a well-placed touch of humor. Sound and music also play a very important and immersive role in the game. I was really hooked by the puzzles, and it was always very satisfying to find new elements to advance the story. I want more games like this!

The gameplay: Game has pretty simple controls that are intuitive and the functionality of one button being a menu while the other is interact is nice. The difficulty isn't too hard, and for the most part, the little town is a nice self contained environment with a lot of interesting interiors and hidden passages to explore. There are about 2 difficulty spikes in the game for me, and that is due to just not knowing what to do. Specifically getting the components to get the church key, and the school hallway. But for the most part it's very self explanatory, and this is definitely a game where it helps to do keep a list of where you've seen things. Overall, the shooting is fun, the puzzles are decently well paced, and the items give you a kind of Undertale feel, where odd random things have a purpose in the world. Story: Story was decent, told a tale of a man dealing with loss and blame, and the characters in the world were interesting. I would say that understanding what is happening to the player initially is a bit difficult, but it clears up as things go along. The survival horror aspect and puzzle solving definitely were more important to me. Art direction / sound: The music does a great job of conveying when spooky stuff is about to happen, and brings about that feeling of dread just right. The sounds were done great! As for the art, it's Pico8. The art isn't the focal point, but it does well to convey the mood and feeling and really does feel like you're in this little town. Something about pixel art done minimally really helps with the horror vibe. Overall: Definitely worth a playthrough. If you like puzzles and horror and top down adventure games, this is a solid fun use of a couple hours. Palass definitely has made something unique and special here.

I loved it! It's a really unique scenario and I found it refreshing to venture away from the ever increasing predictability plots of video-games. The puzzles were challenging enough to look away from my computer screen and think but not hard enough to have to come back to the game on another sitting. I liked everything from it and I highly recommend.