The Guest Download For Windows 10

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About This Game "The Guest" is a gloomy adventure full of enigmas where the exploration of your surroundings comes to prominence; puzzles, secrets and riddles will help you discover who has locked you in this somber hotel room and most importantly, why. KEY FEATURES: Immersive storytelling.The mood and the feel of the game, and the mysterious background of the Doctor Evgueni Leonov makes the game a unique experience, travelling through the character story and discovering unexpected places that will make you wonder what’s going on there. The sci-fi story behind those enigmatic walls makes it even powerful and encouraging for the player to feel things through the gameplay experience. Environment.Set in an unkempt hotel, in the 80's, 'The Guest' confronts us a dark and mysterious environment, creating a unique bond between the player and the atmosphere. Gameplay experience.Combinig mechanics from the classic great adventures with puzzles and narrative the player will get deeper and deeper into the plot.There will be events where we will control our character in a critical mental state, breaking the games rhythm and looking for new experiences.A quality soundtrack with a calm but hair-raising rhythm will provide endless mystery and suspense.This can be done thanks to these features: Free to roam and explore our surroundings, accessing every corner of the room. Different puzzles and enigmas to solve, each one of them with its own personality and complexity. Unique events inside the storyline which will increase our immersion in the game. 7aa9394dea Title: The GuestGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Team GothamPublisher:505 GamesRelease Date: 10 Mar, 2016 The Guest Download For Windows 10 I had a lot of trouble deciding weather or not I should recommend this. The game started out alright, it has a great atmosphere, some puzzles that are going to keep your mind occupied (or frustrated, depending how good you are at solving puzzles in general) and some backstory that keeps unfolding as you keep going. On my 1st play through I didn't have much issues, except for a couple weird glitches that ended up working on my favor. If you're not going for completing absolutely everything it can be finished rather quick. If you want to solve every one then you might run into a big headache with a couple of them (looking at you Criptex safe).It was on my 2nd play through (achievement run) where things started going downhill. One particular achievement seemed bugged and the only way to solve that was to reinstalling the game. Sure, it served me to finish the rest of them but that annoyance left a really bitter taste. The most annoying one was that you can't go into your Steam overlay to quickly reply to a message while you're zoomed in, sometimes it completely bugs the game out and you can't move, forcing you to restart. I kept forgetting about this bug a lot and restarting the game definitely kills the atmosphere or the mood to keep playing since it can reset if you were in the middle of a puzzle. You can be luckier than me and running into no bugs and might enjoy the game, if you're unlucky then you might be trapped in a buggy mess unable to move on unless you restart constantly and\/or restart the game. Even purchasing with a discount I think I would've rather not getting it had I know it was going to annoy me that much. So it's up to you of weather or not you want to give it a chance to try the story (IMO, it's interesting but not mindblowing).. The puzzles are good. Yea, I encountered minor bugs here and there fortunately nothing major unlike some other players it seems have.The problem is the story. You wake up not sure where you are and go through to figure out what's going on. But when you start getting glimpses as the player it seems more and more like the protagonist in game is blowing it off and going with the flow instead of realizing what's going on (yes, i'm aware that there are some...aids... that help the people doing this whole thing to keep the protag in the dark, but it seems that on the onset there's no room for the protag to go "should I really be doing this?" after a certain point.)The ending is especially lackluster where the protag expands on the player's view of "really? This is it? I figured out the mystery and thiis is my reward?"