Yeli Orog Reviews

Point and click horror game, mechanically most closely resembles old flash games of the sort you'd find by accident in the middle of night in the early 00's, weird "find and click the bad guy" section and all. Solid visuals and just gorgeous sound design. One or two of the puzzles requires a little digging and experimentation, but I believe in you. Designed to be played in one continuous sitting, and it's a damn fine sitting. Well worth the minuscule price.

"21:9 not supported" More like "I can't be bothered to implement full-screen properly or a windowed mode"

Gameplay is so slow, sometimes boring. Reality effects works nice, but still Dark Falls is better. Sorry guys.

You spend half the game staring at a black screen with nothing to interact with until the actual game decides to resume. It makes no attempt to build up atmosphere or tension and just hits you with goofy 3D clip art and a shooting section that ruins any immersion. And the "puzzle" section towards the end was bafflingly cryptic and a total waste of time. I spent forever tapping each key on my keyboard to figure out what each symbol represents and it turns out you're supposed to go on what they're shaped like? Like, what a five year old would do? The one bit of "mythology" they came up with was kinda interesting but I could find that stuff on r/creepypasta for way less effort. If you really love FMV games I guess you could do worse, otherwise it's not worth the one hour I spent on it.

Really interesting text reading, but a very boring, without excitement, story telling game, This should be a prologue of an actual adv game.

Generally, I had fun playing this game. Creepy af. A bit frustrating at certain points for sure so not a perfect game, but the visuals and mood are very cool and the story is interesting. Definitely worth the price.

This game has spinning and flashing parts so be careful. I had to cover half of the screen for the spinning ones. I recommend this game. It is a small game yes but a well done game. The paper in the begining is very well written. If you don't like reading then this game may be boring to you.

It was okay by me for a quick puzzle game. A little frustrating not to be able to save if you are having a tough time with certain areas of the game, but otherwise the graphics are very nice and the soundtrack does set a spooky mood.

Making this small FMV from a single dev with no experience in coding in a year is a feat itself. Now that this is completed I'd really like to see what their next project will be like now with some experience under their belt. The short game wasn't perfect though. I would have lessened the document at the beginning to a just few pages, added something on screen durring those too long black screen transitions and found an easier puzzle to do near the end as the symbols confused players. This is the devs first project though and they will learn and grow from this first experience. Worth a single sit down playthrough. I enjoyed the video shots they took and the spooky atmosphere. It was also fun to break from the point and click mode to a point and shoot mode. Fun! :)

This is the first time I've posted a review but this is a new (and imo brilliant) game and I wanted to support it. Originally posted on [url=http://www.adventuregamers.com/forums/]AdventureGamers.com[/url]: Wow! Just finished it in one sitting (more on that later). What a thrilling, psychedelic ride. That one(?) person could do this is truly impressive. Good puzzles, [i]great[/i] storyline and [i]amazing[/i] atmosphere. Very innovative. There were a couple of bold choices made which I'm not sure about. They ended up working for me but may turn some people off. Firstly, there is no way to save (this is clearly intentional), so you're either playing it all in one go or leaving it running on your PC till you're done (or restarting it each time). I couldn't give up on it so now I'm quite wired from playing the game, it's 2am, and I have to be up in a few hours. :D The second bold choice was potentially quite a frustrating part where [spoiler]you die and have to go back and repeat your actions several times till you get it right and you're on a very short timer at each point. The last one took me several goes and I'm normally not fond of this type of thing in adventure games (as many are not on this forum) but I just treated it as a puzzle and[/spoiler] it ended up being satisfying to complete. [spoiler]I'm pretty sure I did the wrong thing at the end so will likely have to play through it again from the start but I'm actually looking forward to that.[/spoiler] I just checked and it took me ~2 hours to complete (felt like more, in a good way) so make sure to leave that long to play it before you start. It's a short game from a small studio and it may not be for everyone (but you have to try it). If it's for you, I think you'll love it and I've now somehow played two [b]10/10[/b] in a short space of time (the other one was [i]Gorogoa[/i]).