Eternal Threads is a single-player, first-person story-driven puzzle game of time manipulation, choice and consequence.
You are Operator 43, who works for the newly created Second Chance project, whose mission is to restore the many mistakes of the past. As an operative tasked with fixing corruption in the timestream, you have been sent to the North of England in May 2015, where six people died in a house fire. Prohibited from simply stopping the fire, you must instead manipulate the choices made by the housemates in the week leading up to it so that they all survive the event. From the outset, you have free and complete reign to explore the seven day timeline before the fire. You can watch and alter the significant events from the entire week as many times as you like and in whatever order you wish. Some decisions will have only minor effects on the timeline, moving objects around the house or revealing deeper stories and secrets. Major changes however, rewrite the timeline by changing existing events, adding new events and even replacing other events entirely. You must traverse up and down this timeline, changing decisions at different moments throughout the week so that their effects interact and combine together to save all six housemates. However, it is not just the housemates who have choices. Each of them can be saved from the fire in multiple ways, with each outcome having a profound effect on their lives in the future. Will you just search for the quickest and easiest solution, or can you find the best possible outcome for everyone? Ultimately, everything is about choices and consequences.
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Very solid game! Highly recommended if you enjoy games featuring time travel or choices impacting the direction of the story. It's nothing terribly ground-breaking but it's a solid, well-written piece of media that I enjoyed. I would say however it's probably not worth 30 dollars, I'd suggest 20 or 15, so wait for it to go on sale. I do have a few complaints, it doesn't use the 'items getting moved or generated as a result of your interference' gimmick to its fullest, there's maybe 4 or 5 puzzles tops that go beyond a scene that just shows you a hidden area you couldn't touch until you saw it in a cutscene. But what few there were I really enjoyed. Beyond that, the character models could have been better. The environment, by contrast, is very well detailed and if you pay attention minute things shift around depending on how you've changed the timeline such as a window being broken and
No sue why the top review I see is a negative with the most helpful clicks but I totally disagree and strangely I don't like teen/drama tv, I'm actually a 57 year old grumpy bloke. Really enjoyed the game and loved the characters and their stories. It was like being the "fly on the wall" and following the drama. I should also add that I hate reality tv but this is not about a bunch of drama queens hamming it up to get famous. You do need some patience in the beginning with the lack of a skip option but once you get though the start it's not an issue. The games tags should include its mostly a puzzle game but seriously its well worth the money even if you're the genius offspring of Sherlock and can finish the game in 4 hours and don't need to unlock all areas because you already know it all. For us mere humans it's great. I look forward to playing more hopefully as DLC's or a sequel
My Playtime: 11.1h (100% achievement, finished the game) Grindy Achievement(s): No. Optional Achievement(s): Yes (7 achievements). Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro Eternal Threads is an adventure game with a time travel element where you have to make decisions for the 6 characters living in the same building. You need to watch how the story unfolds and influence their decisions over 8 days. Pros: - Multiple endings based on your decision - Easy to change your decisions without having to watch the cutscene again - Events are segmented based on timeframe to make it easier to remember Cons: - You need to walk around the house to watch the cutscene - It can be hard to deduce how to unlock an event - It's hard to figure out the correlation between the perfect and normal ending for each character Specs Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Should you buy this ga
The Invisible Hours. Tacoma. Her Story. The Return of The Obra Dinn. Gone Home. If you've played and enjoyed any of those games, then you're going to love Eternal Threads! Piecing together the story of what happened the week before a house caught on fire, and the interwoven lives of these 6 people, is quite interesting. And how one decision can change the course of further events. I only wish that it was a bit easier to keep track of which choices lead to which outcomes, since I'm trying to see all events, but still want to save everyone. I highly recommend this game.
You will like this A LOT if you like: - sci-fi-tinged post-disaster-postmortem investigation games like Tacoma and Return of the Obra Dinn - time-loopy how-do-I-nudge-these-characters-to-make-the-right-decision-this-time games like Overboard
It is very much like a good choose your own adventure book that you read through once and then back track to get a good ending. The story is very touching and you really feel for the characters and want to help them get the best outcome. I could not put it down and played it all in one sitting. About 9 hours to beat it, or 12 to get the perfect ending. I really enjoyed the style of gameplay and want more! I hope there is some DLC or a sequel in the works!
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