chills 最近的评测

This game could spark the joy of creation in those who are unsure of where to start or have never thought themselves creative. This game could rekindle the spark in creators who are in a rut and have forgotten the joy of their craft. That is the biggest possible compliment I could ever give to anything. This is not some sort of narrative-focused walking simulator now, this is a puzzle game that really makes you think outside the box, think creatively, pushes you to try something new! So many "oohhhhhhh" moments while I was playing. The voice acting is supreme, and does so much to make these characters so complex. The writing is very witty and constantly satisfying, always keeping you going forward. A very funny game. Gosh. What a masterwork. Best 4 hours of gaming I've played in a while.

REALLY FUN! The style is SOOOOOOOOOOO cool, just oozing from every filthy orifice. The gameplay itself is devilishly addicting and satisfying. I was sneering with glee and then hissing in fear every other second. Super fun, super cool, can't wait for more!!!!!!! If gambling is a sin, why is it so fun?!?!?!??!? Great gameplay loop. Fun characters.

This is the best mystery game I have ever played, and I have played all the best ones, from indie darlings to AAA expensive setups. It asks you to make some inferences and connections of what combination of evidence +testimony reveals what truths, and every time i did i went "YEAH" at each little thing. There is a lot of deduction going on, which is my fav part of a mystery and yet most mystery games don't do it, and even those that do never come close to this one. There is actually a lot to work with in this one mystery, lots of little details and that all come together to create a rewarding puzzle
the writing and thought put behind this is actually really very good, like, this mystery only involves one room (tiny apartment) and a handful of testimonies related to the case, but there's a lot of moments where yo ucan go
"Oh! I know! Clue A means Clue B, which would disprove Testimony C!" and it's just challenging enough to make you go "Yes!" when you put 2 and 2 together

when it pulled out a friggin timechart of which character entered and left the room at what times i was like
awwwwwwww yeah

Best mystery game ever. I can't wait for more.

This is the best mystery game I've ever played, and I've played a lot of them.

Where do I even begin? On a pure gameplay/mechanics level, it's ingenious. The issue of mystery games is that you never really feel like you're doing the deduction, you're just leading the detective around and watching them do it. Not here. The deduction, the piecing together of pieces, the rewarding of careful analysis, is all done through you, the player, and the game sees your mental efforts and acknowledges them every well. It never feels like it holds your hand, it is all up to you.

On a narrative level? One of the most compelling mysteries I've ever gone through. This game is full of compassion, empathy, and tragedy. It feels so human, so personal, and you totally understand why things played out the way they did. Full immersion.

This is one of the greatest games I've ever played and certainly the best mystery game I've ever played. My jaw dropped, I shouted in surprise and victory, I was going "OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" while playing. What an energizing work. Thank you for making this.

This game is the answer to "what does a good mystery video game look like"? It trusts you, the player, to piece things together. It allows you to practice your brainpower in connecting the dots. You better believe I had a journal and pen with me. I really wish this game was longer, which is a good complaint. I so desperately want more games like this. It was so calming and zen and intriguing. I was also surprised to find out afterwards that everything in this game IS from real history, and that's wild. Makes me feel real detective-y. Fantastic mystery experience.

I've experienced nothing bad about this game. It was satisfying every single moment I played it. So many games nowadays have some bad side that you just have to suck up, but this game was just a complete delight the whole way through. Finished my Smith run on the first try and I feel like Hesh itself. This game is incredible and just all around fun fun fun and satisfying with no drawbacks.

I have never seen a game drip with so much SOUL. A lot of games feel like they were made by rich people using the theoretical poor life as a prop to make money, but this? This feels REAL, even when the intro is so short. Its like a single bite of a food, but that bite is more memorable than most buffets you've had. Wow. I cannot recommend it enough, even as a short intro. It is dripping.

You know how some games feel like a giant plate of food but the food's kinda eh and it's spread out unevenly and the sauce just stayed in one area and there's some good moments and there is a lot of food, but all in all it's a lot of eh and you feel eh?

Not this game.

This game is a single steak that is so dense, so bursting through the seams with flavor, so much goodness crammed into one thoughtful experience, that it is an absolutely excellent experience with every bite.

I don't know if I'd call this game a point-and-click; it's so very different, and in good ways. It's fun to traverse this weird place, talk to the weird inhabitants, and use your weird items on them. The writing is great, the character's designs are great, and the setting is excellent.

Every single part of it feels so well-polished. The puzzles are not too hard but not too easy, and it has some useful hints if you need them. The pacing, done through a calendar system where you must go to the next day after a certain amount of time, really makes you feel as if you are constantly proceeding, even if you're stuck on something.

Don't misunderstand me! It's never a case of "ah I didn't do enough that day, now I'm full of anxiety due to a time limit". Its something that just has you keep going. It FEELS like it is a living world.

The framing is what really, really works well. You're in a sort of cult outpost, and every day you see new messages from the leader, who reacts to your antics. It never feels like you're just standing still. It feels great. The game is creepy, funny, and touching all in one.

I really love this game. Its a solid experience that I cannot recommend enough. I don't usually like to buy or play games that are less than 10 hours long, but this one really got me. It's really, really excellent with every bite you take.

Buy this game and have a great meal!

A very well-built mystery. Took me 2.5 hours, which may seem bite-sized, but every molecule of that bite is scrumptious. There was clearly a focus on making a product that is thoroughly excellent, and 5 dollars is a good deal, I'd even say its worth 10.

Obtaining the clues is always sensible yet clever, and it never feels like nonsense. At one point, I was stuck for a while, but once I finally figured it out I went "Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh WOW". It makes you think in a sensible way and I love it.

The story is very down-to-earth, very much done with realistic characters in a realistic setting, which is intriguing.

Absolutely lovely pixel art.

I will say, press ESC to skip through the intro whenever you start up the game, as it is very tone-setting the first time around but there's no reason to see it again and again. Definitely read through it the first time, though.

All in all, what a good bite of mystery.

TLDR: One of the most memorable and genuinely moving stories I've ever played. It is not a soapbox or a shallow attempt at sounding deep. It could actually make you think about yourself and how you perceive the world, and how you might face your own inner demons. Gameplay is not so memorable, but satisfying enough to carry you through.

Specifically, the story is about unintentional abuse, blindness to reality, obsession with personal perspectives, making up for your mistakes, and facing your inner demons.

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This is a rare game that is not just touching/moving, it genuinely could make you take a look at yourself and really think about how you perceive life. Due to the nature of the surprisingly in-depth and emotionally realistic characters in-game, you could easily see yourself in one and be touched by how similar their internal struggles are to your own. I am often skeptical of "moving stories" because sometimes they're designed to make you feel emotional but not really think about anything, but this game is different.

This is an incredibly mature story - not because of any R-rated matierals, but because it tackles its subject matter in a very thoughtful and in-depth manner. It never feels like a soapbox or a shallow attempt at appearing to be deep philosophy. In fact, it is impressive the game does not sound like a boring philosophy lecture given what it ends up talking about; for a story about robots, it all feels very human.

The most intriguing parts of the story are in the second half of the game, so don't expect any heart-pounding revelations for the first few hours, although those hours are defintely enjoyable and have their own memorable moments.

The gameplay is alright, both puzzle-side and combat-side, satisfying enough to keep you going and not be a pain, except for the rare groan-worthy puzzle.