Unseen Reviews

This is a game with a clever premise and with the exception of the last main puzzle which was just to be blunt, very sloppy and poorly designed, the game utilizes it's premise very well. Also the voice of the girl is beyond adorable.

Short but nice, it has some nice not at all difficult puzzles and it keeps you on your toes. I wish it was a bit longer and had more information about the story behind, Also the puzzles where at many times too easy, even if turning of all help systems. (Nice that this was possible). I still recommend it if you want a short puzzle game with an interesting theme.

A short, fun puzzle game with an interesting take on perspective. The puzzles aren't stupid but there are some section I find frustrating and too punishing, [spoiler] namely, the timed "pushing box behind granny before teddy gets away" section and the "run from granny section in which you have to look at the yellow thingy to open the gates." [/spoiler] Still a very unique game though and maybe even a good horror puzzle game for older kids/young teenagers. The atmosphere and Sophia's voice acting are very good.

Amazing Game. However, I wish it supported 4k resolutions. Like 5120 x 2160. It doesn't support ultra wide.

I loved this game. The game mechanic with the teddy is very clever. Atmosphere is great.

This game is amazing!! They took the idea of third person horror and made a game with a beatuful story and that scared me. I was exited when I heard about the idea of this game and it did not disapoint.

‘Out of Sight’ is a short narrative focused game with some light puzzle elements that clearly pulls inspiration from games like ‘Little Nightmares’. Generally its 2nd person gameplay is more gimmicky/novel than it being a major difference to just having fixed camera angles but it works well enough through it’s context. The story is pretty simple but the voice acting is good. Sophie is a good kid in a crappy situation. The only other adults you see are her captors, who are fittingly modeled to fit their twisted psyches. The gameplay consists of getting from point a to b in your attempt to escape with varying puzzles blocking your progression. To be honest, none of the puzzles are too difficult, they mostly just feel like they’re there to add something to the gameplay mix. In that regard, the environment, the layout of the house, definitely doesn't seem natural, it's very gamey in there. Would be a terrible place to live. Levers in random spots and such. The whole scale of the game world seems weird and sure that’s probably by design since we're supposed to be experiencing it from the eyes of a small teddy bear. Speaking of the teddy bear, the character you’re truly inhabiting through the game, switching from 1st person to the fixed camera angle style didn't ever really get old for me. What did get old though is that there's just maybe waaaaayyyy too much crouching in like holes in the walls, vent style. Just slow walking through them. Those quite clearly feel like (and probably are) the level transitions/loading areas. *Not necessarily a huge complaint, but the game barely has music that I remember besides one of the main antagonists humming a tune, and a piano version of that same tune. As well as some old timey music from a record player. Besides all that, the last things I have to mention are that there are some extreeeemely annoying stealth sections that have a severe lack of checkpoints making it so that you start all over if you fail, and there are some sequences where you're running away from enemies that also lack checkpoints (one of them closer to the end is the most egregious, but I digress). Despite any faults I may have found with it, I still say the game is a good enough experience to warrant a playthrough, if only for its primary gimmick revolving around perspective. Maybe check it out when it gets a sale.

I didn’t expect this game to hit me the way it did. It’s short, yes—but absolutely beautiful. The atmosphere instantly reminded me of Little Nightmares with its haunting yet cozy vibe, and the clever perspective-based puzzles kept me hooked the whole time. Visually stunning, and uniquely immersive. But what really got me was the emotion. Without a single word, the game made me feel something. If you’re into dark, dreamy games that stay with you, this one’s a must-play and I’m so glad I found it. A Beautifully Haunting Surprise 🧸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

An interesting game with intuitive mechanics which flow very nicely through the 3-4 hour experience. Definitely recommended!

Super cute yet truly scary game. Had the atmosphere tense and was able to raise suspense easily, yet wasn't too predictable. Amazing mechanic with the camera being a set item you have to move around, as well as basic push and pull and climbing mechanics. Brought back good memories of Little Nightmares while playing this, It's short, and I hope we get another game of a similar kind from this studio.