Return of the Obra Dinn

The game is mechanically, fairly simple, but still relatively interesting. The way you enter into each part of the story is via the dead. A little bit of audio plays out and between it, the details contained in the scene's and wish some further assistance from the paintings of the crew you have in your book, and you try to put names to faces and decipher how the dead person/persons in each scene died. On that level its relatively interesting, putting together details such as accents, names (name's are extremely rare to hear though) or even specific words, and figuring out a name to go with a face feels quite satisfying. In the end though, its still a very simple game. Story wise it's fairly engaging, but it feels a bit short and personally, I was left feeling like it was a bit underdone. All in all, I would say its a decent enough little game, but personally I don't think it's as "special" as some would suggest.

Amazing graphics, what a history! Hope there's more games from Lucas Pope!

Really great and innovative game! I recommend

Stop what you are doing and play!

Pope did a good job on this one. If there is ever a game where people say "I wish I could erase my memory of this game and repeat it" that is a glowing review. It applies here.