Ad Infinitum

This is not action game, I'd go as far and say this more of an interactive movie. It's slow, methodical, and hauntingly beautiful. It's a disturbing look into the minds of civilians and soldiers affected by the horrors of WW1. Everyone has a story, simple or complex, and you'll realize no one escapes our actions.

Playing through this reminds me of Visage, and Layers of fear. Slow burn though the puzzles, but really paid off during the trench sequences. Great monsters, great music, amazing atmosphere, though a few bugs were present but ive looked past them. Honestly can't wait for your guys' next game!

A bit pricey but one of the best indie games in years

I can confirm there are taters in the game 10/10

Plays like a slightly more action oriented walking sim, with some (mostly) light puzzle solving and fairly simple boss fights. Visuals are awesome, especially some of the monster design, I did run into some frame rate issues during a few cutscenes. Interesting narrative that is expanded upon in notes littered throughout the game. The $40 USD price tag may be a bit high, ~4 hr runtime but does have multiple endings. Definitely worth checking out for horror fans. *Product Received for Free*