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Posted on: June 25, 2020
Marcusmvc
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 117 Avis: 2
I love it.
Really good puzzle game, like some puzzles game it have hard puzzles that don't make sense, but just see an walkthrough and pass the impossibles parts.
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Posted on: July 10, 2021
Prah
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 1200 Avis: 97
Great spin-off for Stasis!
CAYNE is a cinematic space horror game, much like the developer's previous game STASIS. It's obviously shorter but still, can't believe they actually released this for free! It's as high quality as a regular game, with great voice acting, well-made environments and a disturbing storyline taking you deeper into the horrible work of the Cayne Corporation. Definitely recommended to play after STASIS of course, so that you understood the full context of this free prequel. It plays about the same, although I do think they made some good upgrades for the inventory system. The PDAs look better as well, with an easier way to go through them. I recommend this to people who enjoyed STASIS and of course space horror in general! It's free so you got nothing to lose but your time investment.
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Posted on: August 22, 2017
MotherKojiro
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 481 Avis: 196
Not Great, but Worth Your Time
This is a pretty short Point-and-Click Adventure that's a distant sequel to Stasis. If you haven't played Stasis, all you'll really miss is a little context and a few nods to the original game. At the time of this writing, it's free, so you don't have much to lose. It has the same basic mechanics as Stasis, so if you have played it, you'll be in very familiar territory. Cayne follows Stasis to a fault, and as such, the puzzles swing back and forth between satisfying and infuriating, and they certainly dip much lower on the scale than its predecessor. Of course, a walkthrough is a pretty easy solution to this kind of problem. The horror starts strong, and far more dark and brutal than its predecessor, further compounded by the fact that you're pregnant and wearing nothing but a pair of jeans and an almost-literal breastplate. I really like the main character; she's a very strong, believable protagonist, who's snarky and cynical, but not one of those annoying characters, who MUST throw a one-liner at every situation, no matter how unfunny or inappropriate. Though they don't have a lot of screen time, the supporting characters are generally well-written. In most instances with horror, however, the horror subsides, giving way to something else as you get closer to its conclusion; it's a natural progression. Theresia has deep, conflicting emotion; Resident Evil has Chris Redfield punching a volcano. You'll puzzle over this as you play Cayne, and as Hadley struggles through her environments, doubles over at the odd labor pain, and trudges barefoot through a very diverse array of unspeakably disgusting dirts and sludges, you'll slowly come to the realization that when Cayne's horror subsides, it gives way to torture porn, and it certainly does well with that. Hey, maybe you're into that sort of thing. Cayne has its flaws and feels a bit rushed, but it has a lot of heart and soul. It's nobody's masterpiece, but is definitely worth playing.
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Posted on: March 21, 2020
TheFeri
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 189 Avis: 3
Not bad but good is not this
Not sure if I'm an idiot or what but this feels like pixel hunting the game. It looks good, the music good bu thats it.
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