An excellent deduction game that scratches a lot of the same itches that The Return of the Obra Dinn did. Mechanically and stylistically very different to it, but it works. A simple interface, graphics that are distinctive enough that you can recognise people. Clues hidden a around. Not any that were ambiguous enough to cause issues. It is not overly long, but a wee gem of a game. Would highly recommend, 5/5.
An excellent backstory which you will learn as you need to discover the fates of all the passangers and crew on the Obra Dinn. The aesthetic is unusual, but I found it suited the game perfectly and means it can run on a potato. The first person view sucks you right in, allows you to wander around as needed. The clues are all there to work out who is who, and what happened to them. There is no twitchiness required you can take your time and look at everything you need to. It is self contained, has a definate end. A uniquie experience and one I enjoyed thoroughly. If a second game out, or even one in the same vein it would be an instabuy.
