Stories Untold

At first I thought this was just a simple game that you followed along to, using commands to play out different stories/settings...but then episode 3 and 4 uncovered that there is much more to this than what meets the eye. Without spoiling anything, let's just say the later episodes start to show you how everything connects. This game honestly felt like a show at times and the way the environment changes based on your actions is an AMAZING touch- especially in episode 1 with the lamp flickering and episode 4 with the shattered glass. The only gripe I had with it (and not even a big one if you're trying to get daily achievements for Rewards) is there's no checkpoints/saving during an episode. You start it? You finish it. Or be forced to replay the entire episode if you have to stop before the end. Like I said, good for daily achievements if you have the interest and patience to replay episodes numerous times, but bad for general gameplay. Especially in ep 3 with filing the "reports."

Stories Untold is a different type of horror game that will stick with you, Till the end. It's got a unique story, Enjoyable gameplay, and an Ending that will make you ponder after the game.

I get a "Stranger Things" goose bumps vibe, everytime the intro starts with a new episode! I like the connection of the episodes and I loved doing the experiments as well as the whole radio station part. This needs to continue for sure. Hopefully some day.. In the meantime, enjoy this unique experience with good surround sound headphones !! 😎👌 5/5 *GREAT*

I don't want to spoil anything, but the ending may be underwhelming to die hard horror fanatics. Other than that this game is excellent, impressive, and more than worth the price. It has challenging puzzles, and a gripping story. Overall, solid game 10/10. Play it.

Four relatively easy chapters with decent pacing and a great, if depressing payoff. Only real problem: puzzles that run on the tedious side that kill the decent pacing in the 3rd chapter. That said, the game still GIVES you the solution and, if you don't mind a little screen switching, it shouldn't hurt your experience too much. Also, it costs two dollars right now. Flaws are easier to ignore at that price point.