INFRA Reviews

There really isn't anything else like this game out there. If you have any interest in urban exploration, or just want a relatively slow paced puzzle game to relax and play then i highly recommend this game.

Great walking simulator with puzzles. The puzzles are nothing too extraordinary, but are good at giving the illusion of solving real-life engineering problems. The real asset of this game is its atmosphere, which, for all the games I've played, is the best at giving you the feel of exploring real life abandoned industrial buildings, it's really just videogame urbex. The camera mechanic (having to photograph broken infrastructure or important documents) works quite well for forcing you to always be observant of you surroundings. Game is surprisingly long (about 20+ hours for a single playthrough), but it never gets boring as long as you're willing to immerse yourself in it.

Pretty good puzzle game with a story line that has got me hooked, found this game via a YouTuber, The Librarian, and I like games like this and so far I am having fun. It's games like this that remind me that even from a twenty year old engine, games can still look utterly gorgeous from talented developers. I'd recommend it for anyone who likes puzzle games or games on the Source engine in general. I guess if I had criticism, I would say the beginning is slow but that's more of a general one for those who dislike slower paced games since I like slow-burn things that have a purpose, here it is world building.

Played this after Obenseuer (another game from the developers), and it made me appreciate the lore/story a lot more. Some puzzles had me crashing out.

i like the game the puzzles are easy to figuer out on the game and i like secener and i would recommend this game to my friends

Bought it, realised there is a glitch with the "memory available" setting (keeps randomly shutting down), refunded it, couldn't bear not playing it, found a solution to that problem, bought it again (for good this time)

bro it is so goddamn fun worth every cent of the 6 euros i got it on sale for

I went in not expecting much, maybe a short walking sim where you look around abandoned factories for a couple of hours at most. Instead I got a large urban exploration and puzzle themed Half-Life with a camera instead of a gun and government corruption instead of aliens. There are several pretty effective horror moments too, thanks to the dark and claustrophobic areas you often end up in with your constantly dying flashlight. My only real issues with the game were that some of the puzzles are a little too cryptic, relying on trial and error, and some sections felt like they could have been trimmed down. Minor criticisms aside, I really enjoyed my time with this one.

Great and a unique experience. I loved getting lost in this world and how natural level transitions are, with absolute minimal time skips used only when necessary. Great level design, too, feels like a real and lived in world. Great story. Very happy I gave it a chance. Voice acting isn't top-notch all the time but I only nitpick it because everything else is really great and it does not degrade the rest of the experience.

infra is a great game if you like walking simulator games and long lengthy games. You play as Mark, a Surveyor for NCG Group. who has to go to a dam to take photographs and report in to your team and boss of anything unusual such as broken doors, broken windows, railway signals down, etc along the way you will be either outdoors or indoors checking rooms, and or outdoor objects and using your camera to take photos and reading notes, taking photos of notes. In dark area you use your flashlight. Collect batteries for the flashlight and camera to keep stocked up so you can take photos. Its a lengthy game depending if you run through or not or take your time. Enjoy the background noise such as birds, waterfalls, and navigate through forests and indoor areas. Great game for any walking simulator fan. Highly recommend giving this a go, I only discovered it a few weeks ago and started playing a few days ago. There are puzzles too like finding breaker circuits to insert into the missing slots. Played about 3.5 hours total off steam and steam I have played a bit, but recommend playing if you haven't played Infra before!