Blameless Reviews

Nice little game. Pros + Easy Achievements + Short + Free Cons - The control is not the best - Strange ending but ok

-a good thriller. -intresting plot. -graphics arent bad. -too short, but its free/demo. -free. -the main voice actor wasnt good, the other are ok. -realistic inventory system. -glitch right at the end of the game. nice work really

This has to be padded reviews... There really isn't much to this game at all. If you like puzzle games with good narrative, check out Firewatch instead. I know this one is free and Firewatch isn't but if you value your time, then skip this one.

This is a very soft recommendation. Blameless is a first person puzzle game with a few jump scares. This is not a puzzle game that makes things immediately obvious. The very first room I had no idea where to find anything and when I was able to device a tool I had the compeltely wrong idea where to use it. For some thats probably a big bonus but if that kind of stuff frustrates you, maybe move on. I do think the game gets easier from there however. Atmospherically this game does some things well, especially as it appears to be developed by one person. And it builds things up for an interesting mystery scenario, which unforunately doesn't really pay off. The biggest flaw with this game is the ending is pretty weak. Not only that but the game offers seemingly two different ways to end the game, but they lead to the exact same result. One just takes much longer than the other to complete. It also ends on a note that suggest theres more, but thats it, its the end. That being said I found myself enjoying this game anyways. It only took up 30 minutes of my time and it was completely free. I don't know how I would've felt if I spent any money on it, but with it being free, indie and I enjoyed it well enough, I'll recommend it. But like I said, its a soft recommendation. Do not go into this game expecting a great narrative or storytelling experience.

The game is described as a horror game but there are just minor horror elements. It's a puzzle game (with very easy puzzles) more than anything. The story is okay-ish but I thought the ending was pretty disappointing. The gameplay mechanics are alright. The only thing that really annoys me is that you can't adjust the gamma level. After all this game feels like a demo and I definitely wouldn't recommend it if it would cost something but it's a free game. It's a pretty short game, 30-45 minutes should easily be enough to beat it. So if you don't know what to do you can give it a try but tbh you're not missing anything if you never play it.

This game was a trip, not a very good one, but a trip nonetheless. I would not say you should play through this, as the whole thing makes no sense in the slightest. That is all.

This was meant to take me 25 minutes... Puzzle wise wasn't bad, yet confusing; plot was a bit lacking; glitch present where I managed to fall through the floor into nothingness; I wish I could turn the damn music off. Other than that, pleasant short game to play to waste time. 10/10 would read guide again.

[h1] Worth the cost of entry [/h1] This game has a great 90s adventure game feel with a thriller inspired storyline. The story/ending falls flat but seems to set the game up to be a series so depending on where the devs take it, as a cohesive unit, it could turn out to be great. Technical issues, of which I ran into a few, aside I enjoyed spending an hour wandering around, finding all the item interactions, rooms and I'll be following the series to see where it goes. Technical issues I ran into [list] [*]Game crashed to desktop after changing video settings in game [*]Game refused to load save after crash to desktop, had to start a new file [*]Various graphical glitches with shadows and lights, though with polish I'm sure these disappear [/list]

This is a borderline-positive review, as Blameless (as it currently exists) seems like a promising demo for first-person adventure storytelling, but lacks polish. The environment delivered here is exquisitely detailed and feels solid, but persistent clipping bugs and other small issues keep it from feeling ready. The story fragment that this game tells certainly rouses interest and curiosity, but the continuation feels a long way off, if it'll ever come. The puzzles are reasonable, sometimes offering multiple solutions, and the presence of non-helpful items gives the game, on the one hand, a realism that few adventure games offer (in the sense that every object you can interact with has its use somewhere), and on the other hand, can be frustrating as you wonder why more parts of the environment aren't available for interaction. Voice acting is passable at best, and cringe-worthy at worst. If you spend half an hour on this mini-game, I doubt you'll regret it, but you may be left wondering at the potential left unfulfilled.

Blameless is a game that I've gotten four or more playthroughs out of, With other people... It's a pretty good game that is a brief 'Mystery' and sort of thriller less than horror, and yes my first time playing it did frighten me a view times with little clever things like, dark corridor was light two seconds ago, loud bang coming from the room next to me kind of clever... There are different endings I was told though I just stuck to the one ending in my playthroughs. Pro's: Eerie atmosphere Clever scares Solid but brief story 25 minutes worth It's FREE I feel bad listing con's because it is a free game... But I must! Con's Not the best graphics Not the best Soundtrack Lacking in music could have better character models and voice overs Ok, that's my review for Blameless, It's free, exciting and well worth downloading... 7/10 Compared to it's oposition, not comparing it with AAA games as obviously that's not fair.