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Content warning: This game may contain content not appropriate for all ages, or may not be appropriate for viewing at work: General Mature Content
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Posted on: November 18, 2025
addictedgamer1991
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 208 Avis: 2
Good story pace
Keeps you hooked throughout Should have more walking speed lots of boil from lighting, should have option for Hardware RT / ray reconstruction
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Posted on: November 18, 2025
Friend1A
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: Avis: 38
Broken game
When Jessica finds Jack again, Jack is not there. His character model is missing entirely. Ghost Jack goes through a door and then Jessica starts limping through walls and objects. No way to control anything. Only pause works to exit the game. After the tedious slow-walking to finally get to that point, it was pretty disappointing to have to game just stop working.
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Posted on: November 19, 2025
Bloodlust_1138
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 111 Avis: 4
Dull and annoying in every respect.
I want to prefeace by saying I have no issue with "Walking Simulators" as long as the narrative, characters and story beats are compelling This narrative adventure game fails every aspect of this basic criteria. The story itself lacks any impact and fails to establish any true stakes. The outcome of worst case scenario is never shown so you don't really know what the big deal is. The voice acting feels phoned in and predictable. The dialogue is generic slop full of memorable quotes from other movies because the writters lacked the intelligence to create their own. The gameplay is minimal. You get to interact with things but to progress, you have to do so in the set order dictated. There's no thinking outside the box or getiing ahead by cleverly working it out yourself. Then there's the occasional random jumpscare QTE. The QTE button promts will flash on screen with no warning giving you one second to respond and even if you do it will occasionally fail for no good reason. These will often happen during dialogue scenes. If you want to try over, you'll have to sit through the dialogue again as there's no way to skip it. Overall, this is a vacuous experience. Even when you figure out the great mystery, it such a bland concept, you won't actually care.
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Posted on: November 20, 2025
Medard22
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 329 Avis: 2
Walking simulator
Fort Solis is a walking simulator through and through. The whole gameplay consists almost entirely of traversing the corridors of a Martian outpost and trying to piece together what happened. The game makes an incredible first impression. The visual presentation is amazing, supported by superb voice acting. The art direction creates a heavy, immersive atmosphere, and I genuinely enjoyed exploring the claustrophobic corridors of the outpost in the early hours. However, the experience falls apart where it matters most: the story itself. The first two chapters set up a decent slow-burn mystery, but the payoff never arrives. You spend the game collecting video logs, audio recordings, and emails, expecting these narrative crumbs to eventually form a clear picture. They don't. The puzzle pieces never quite click into place. The central premise turns out to be incredibly bland, and the game fails to communicate what is actually at stake. Worse, the narrative is riddled with plot holes that are either poorly explained or completely ignored. After a strong start, the game stumbles and eventually falls on its face with an extremely anticlimactic ending. The gameplay is slow, broken up by sparse Quick Time Events that are extremely hard to follow and feel particularly pointless as they seem to have little to no consequence on the story outcome. Except for the one at the very end. It is also a very short experience. I tend to explore every nook and cranny, and I still finished it in under 4 hours. If you rush, you could easily be done in 3. If the characters could actually run, you would probably made it under two. I picked this up via a Prime Gaming giveaway. For "free," it was a decent way to spend an afternoon. However, if I had paid the full $24.99 asking price, I would seriously consider a refund.
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Posted on: November 20, 2025
UltimateGuru
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 100 Avis: 8
Beautiful But Uneventful
I genuinely enjoy narrative-driven adventures. I don’t mind if they’re slow burns, character-focused stories, and I love how they reward attention to detail. I went into this one expecting something similar. And in many ways, it almost was. The production values are undeniably impressive: the audio design is crisp and atmospheric, the visuals are striking in their realism, and the performances are all top-tier. It’s clear the developers poured a lot of care into crafting a cinematic experience. But despite all that, the game never clicked for me. The biggest issue is its pacing. The plot moves at such a measured, almost sluggish speed that even as someone who likes slower narrative games, I found myself wishing for a bit more energy or tension. The story itself is intriguing but not particularly surprising, and the game doesn’t do much to break up its long stretches of walking and environmental interaction. It’s not that I need puzzles or action in a narrative game, but I do need some variety, and here everything is kept a little too minimal. We have a few QTEs here and there, and that’s it. The other drawback is the length. It’s very short, about the length of a single movie which could be fine if the story landed harder. But given the slow pacing, the ending arrives before the experience feels fully developed. Instead of a tight, deliberate narrative arc, I was left with the feeling that the game ended just as things were getting interesting… Still, I feel the immersion is strong, the atmosphere is beautifully realized, and the performances carry emotional weight. If you value presentation and enjoy quietly exploring a space while uncovering a mystery, this might work better for you. But for me, it ended up feeling a bit too brief and a bit too uneventful to leave a lasting impression. Trust me, there are many better titles in this genre, like 'Tacoma', 'The Invincible' or 'Observation', just to name a few.
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