Recent reviews by Keldaria

Ran into the electrical room, murdered someone at the entrance, rounded the corner to vent only to find 4 players having witnessed my murder. 11/10 would do again.

Got this on steam sale for $2.50 and was worth that price for the entertainment for this evening, but I'd struggle justifying a ton more than that.

All in all if you like trial and error setups / brain teasers then you'll like this. Dont get me wrong its not all just pushing random buttons until you find a combination that works because at the end of the day all the hints and clues are there, Some more obvious than others and some are more prone to accidentally entering the correct sequence without actually knowing where the sequence or hint actually came from.

After tinkering with it for about an hour and a half I was able to navagate and locate most of the pieces you would use and was able to achieve most endings (all but about 6-7) of which I opted to look up the solutions online and was plesently surprised that atleast half of those I was on the right track to and probably would've gotten it had I stuck with it, but my frustration levels peaked. To be honest some of the most annoying parts of the game wasn't just solving the clues or finding how to unlock the controls but rather figuring out which control should be used to enter what clue. Sometimes I would spend a great deal of time trying to figure out how to force a code I solved in the clues into a control only to later find that it was supposed to be entered in a differ control.

Ultimately the only hints I will give you to help ease your frustration is to try and pay attention to when you start inputing a sequence into a set of buttons. They almost always show a number of blanks/used key strokes on the monitor. If you have a 4 key number/sequence and you see 6 spots for entry when you start entering, then just skip that sequence as it goes somewhere else. And take note of everything, hints are nicely crafted into just about everything, so if it seems like something it trying to tell you something then it probably is.

8/10 its a good time killer but ultimately once you solve the problems then its essentially unplayable for you, and while I suppose you could take days/months to solve the couple more difficult puzzles if you wanted to do them without help/walkthroughs, Well I just can't see that being continued fun beyond the first few hours since you'd litterally spend days just repeating the same old cycles trying to figure out what you're missing. For me, spending 2 hours or so solving most the puzzles on my own and then going over the harder solutions with a walkthrough was satisfying enough for my needs. I'll probably just let my friends tinker with this game now to see how well they do, other than that its probably going to be uninstalled =P