When Sarah inherits her great-uncle's old country home, she has no idea about the dark secret she has stumbled upon and into what obscure world it will take her to. Help Sarah solve the mystery and escape the malicious clutches of the old mansion. Fear is a constant companion on your journey. No matter the dark shadows lurking behind every corner, creeping beasts or demons from another dimension: You have to face your greatest fears to defeat the darkness.
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Update 25th of March: If you do like elements such as “permadeath” (within a level), “trial and error”, “replaying levels over and over again” and if you finally able to deal with frustration, go for it! First impression review after 60% completion with ~9 hours on record, based on pure facts. The game starts as find the key and open the door simulation with easy, environmental puzzles, so I was happy about it. Later it is becoming more challenging in a positive way; still happy. ;-) The in game graphics are very well done and good looking (but poorly optimized; at least you can adjust several graphics settings), overall creepy atmosphere, sounds and some solid jump-scare moments. Varied level design with impressive love of detail: mansion, vault, cemetery, asylum, etc. Very soon it turns out that you have to play hide and seek with some creatures and face deadly challenges, such a
When Sarah receives a letter from her great Uncle indicating that she has inherited his estate, she embarks to the mansion to unravel its plethora of secrets. Over the course of 3 chapters and 29 sequences, Obscuritas is packed with fun and diversified locations such as an underground vault, a fun-house, a botanical garden filled with traps, and a giant mansion packed with secrets. In order to solve her great Uncle's mysteries, Sarah must complete puzzle after puzzle, most of which reveal keys that aid the player in progression. Obscuritas is a game that promises not to hold your hand, which it doesn't do at all. You are left on your own to figure out the solutions to each enigma, and some are quite complex. Some are more fun than others, but in the end your reward for figuring out the right combinations is generally a key to unlock another door, which will then allow you to usually pro
TL;DR if you like games like Astray but less obvious puzzle solutions, then this is for you. Pros: - Well made environments, lighting & sound design. - No unecessary stamina system. - Nice mix of essentially object collection & arrangement puzzles that punish you for not paying close attention to the environment for clues to the solution. - Brightness settings, so you don't have to suffer through darkness. - A good many batteries, matches & lightswitches that for the most part, actually light the rooms. - Pretty long, 90-minutes so far & I'm just entering Chapter 1 - Sunroom, which seems to be about half-way through going by the Chapter load menu. Cons: - Can't pick up batteries if you don't have a flashlight, Pineview Drive did this & it was dumb then too. - A heap of keys to collect & backtracking as a lot of the puzzles require you to collect environmental objects but you can only
The most frustrating game I've ever played. The fact that the maker/makers of this game decided to go full on lazymode and put invisible hellhounds to almost every ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ chapter tell's a lot about their creativity. Don't get me wrong, the hellhound was a good idea in the graveyard and in the asylum but then you guys kinda started overuse it. I really liked this at the beginning but the closer I got to the end the more unmotivated I became. Could have used my 19,99€ better.
I would say this game is frustrating as Hell, but that would be an understatement because Hell doesn't even come close. At the same time, solving the various puzzles and tests, (of which some are really hard to crack) you do get a good feel of accomplishment which forces you to keep playing. This is because you want to kick the sheet out of the game and show it who's boss. Interestingly, Obscuritas will put many of your skills to the test including memory, logic, orientation, reflexes, quick thinking and of course patience. I didn't particularly like the abrupt ending, but I guess I can live with that. Also, they did go overboard with the hellhound. It's everywhere! Overall I'd say it's a decent game.
I'm not finished with this game, I'm trying to find my way out of the cemetery presently. I would only recommend this game if you like to aimlessly run around to see what you need to do next. I hate this, I can honestly say this is the only game I can remember literally gave me a pain in my neck! It wears me out trying to find what I need to do or where I need to go. I do like the graphics, that's about all the positive I can give it!
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