Someday You'll Return

It is really great game. It not my favourite genre, but because I live in Chriby I wanted to try it. I enjoyed it most of the time. Good screen is a must for this game. My struggle early on was caused by using a common office monitor. When I switch to the large TV set in darkened room it makes all the difference. No problem with orientation after that. I would prefer much more "woods" part and much less "horror" part, but it is my own preference only. I understand the dislike for the Daniel many player feels, but that is the irremovable part of the story. And the story is great, although it needs some life experience to truly feel it.

The game start wasn't so great at start but with patches getting better and better. Is this the best game you can play? No. Is it something fresh? I think yes! Give it a try and you will see nice story telling, great locations and some fresh gameplay elements. And don't mind the one star reviews, haters gonna hate :) If you like thrillers and horrors - this one is 5 star, if you are normal player 4 star it is. :)

I've played a lot indie adventures, survival horror and walking simulators but this one is really special and enjoyable. It has 12 chapters and 15h of playtime (depending on how much time you spend on exploring and hunting for collectables). You have a nice and realistic forest setting with hiking trails, sightseeing places and so on and later explore a lot of bunkers and caves, too. As it's a psychological game the reality alters during the game and becomes more surreal. The story is quite complex and told over multiple ways. There are NPCs, documents, voice memories and a diary that reveals it's pages over time. The last chapters feel a bit too long and steamy and repeat places and textures too often. But overall it's a great journey and for tgis price and the fact that it's built by two people, it's simply a masterpiece.

I played Someday You'll Return on Steam and have to say it is an interesting game. It explores motives I haven't seen explored in a videogame yet and while it makes you feel uncomfortable at times, it all does make sense in the end. A very impactful end btw. The game plays like a standard walk/talk game with elements of the old adventure games like puzzles and crafting. It also looks quite beautiful, especially when exploring the semi open-world forest areas of the game. I simply had a blast and recommend all horror fans to give it a try.