- July 15, 2024
- Beshbarmak games
10:59
Platforms
About
"10:59" is a single-player simulation game with phenomenal visuals, presenting a suspenseful experience as you wander around a house to uncover the events of 10:59. The game features walking simulation and hidden object mechanics, with a average completion time of 30-60 minutes and no saves allowed. Machine translations to multiple languages are included.




- The game features great graphics and sound design, enhancing the overall atmosphere.
- Many players found the jump scares effective and enjoyed the spooky elements of the game.
- The game is a short, straightforward experience that can be enjoyable after a long day, providing a simple horror experience.
- The plot is unclear, and many players felt the ending was unsatisfactory or abrupt.
- Several players experienced frustration with obscure puzzles and a lack of direction, leading to confusion during gameplay.
- The game has been criticized for relying on cheap jump scares and lacking depth in story and character development.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it unclear, lacking in depth, and devoid of character development. While some appreciated the atmospheric storytelling and found the experience engaging, others felt the plot was too simplistic and unsatisfying, particularly in terms of its conclusion. Overall, there is a consensus that the game could benefit from a more developed narrative to complement its strong visuals and gameplay elements.
“The graphics were really good, sound design was alright, jump scares were kinda meh but fun when they happened, and parts of it were like a really trippy fever dream (love that type of stuff). All in all, this is a perfect short bedtime story that won't have you up for hours trying to figure out what to do.”
“That being said, the graphics are great, the game runs really well, and the tension it builds through atmosphere and environmental storytelling is really good.”
“I had several big scares while playing, and was genuinely interested in the story that the game was trying to tell.”
“The story is pretty cut and dry, nothing to get excited about.”
“There was no story, no character development, and I find 4 euros a bit too much for a 30-minute gameplay.”
“The one aspect this is lacking in, and it's a real bummer, is story or character development.”