Return of the Obra Dinn

The game puts you in boots of a dedective (investigator from insurance company), and besides one unnatural gadget it feels like solving a Victorian era mystery. ...and it's great, at first. Most of the early riddles are mostly solved buy your deduction skills, and putting together pieces of the previously seen stories. Unfortunately the closer the end the grindier the game gets. It might be just my experience, but towards the end I was merely blind guessing a lot of the fates, and no amount of snooping around help me to find the clues (I swep the whole bloody ship twice!). Still it was a very enjoyable game, and it would be straight 5 if not that little hiccup at the end :)

I tried to like this game but very quickly was turned off by its mechanics. It's a game chopped into scenes you have to revisit a million times. I couldn't even make it to the end of the "tutorial". Really had zero patience for neither story nor mechanics. Was totally not my cup of tea despite being a huge popular favourite. :-(

I first became aware of this game many years ago through a youtuber I watched. He really sold the idea of the game. It has taken me a long time to pick it up and actually play it, but I don't regret the time I have spent.

Not much so write, since telling too much about this game would spoil the fun of playing it. It is close to perfection, and also good fun for a cheap price.

so, you have to know where are you going into, this is a puzle, an investigation, you'll not face action directly in all the game, but if you enjoy joining pices, finding clues, and getting envolved in a fascinating historicaly ambiented history, please, buy it. It's simply a great game, more than this, it's art.