- November 7, 2019
- James Earl Cox III
3 Blind Mice: A Remediation Game for Improper Children
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About
"3 Blind Mice: A Remediation Game" is a dark, corrective game aimed at troubled youth, featuring intense surveillance and strict consequences. Players must complete various tasks and challenges in order to reform their behavior and avoid being removed from society. With a unique blend of education and entertainment, this game takes rehabilitation to a whole new level. Note: This game is intended for mature audiences and should not be taken lightly.





- The game has a unique and unsettling atmosphere that keeps players on edge throughout the experience.
- The hand-drawn art style and quirky design of the mice add a charming yet creepy aesthetic to the game.
- As a free game, it offers a short but intriguing experience that can be enjoyed without any financial commitment.
- The gameplay is extremely short, lasting only about 5-10 minutes, which may leave players wanting more content.
- Voice acting is often unintelligible, and the lack of subtitles can make it difficult for players to follow the dialogue.
- The jump scares can feel out of place and disrupt the otherwise creepy atmosphere, diminishing the overall experience.
atmosphere
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's atmosphere receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its spooky and immersive qualities, while others find it annoying or overly intense. Many appreciate the eerie voice acting and the potential for deeper exploration of the atmospheric elements, though some feel that certain design choices disrupt the intended mood. Overall, the atmosphere is a significant aspect of the game, contributing to both its strengths and weaknesses.
“This is a very short visual novel with some lovely atmosphere and some appropriately spooky voice acting.”
“The atmosphere and concept for the game are great and can be expanded upon vastly.”
“The game sets a very good atmosphere; midway through the game, I felt the need to cover my webcam.”
“And while it does have a creepy atmosphere, I think the creator went a bit overboard and ruined the 'oppressive government' feeling due to the game not resembling anything you'd show a child as a test... or anybody, for that matter.”
“It kinda breaks the unsettling atmosphere.”
“There's not much game there, it's all atmosphere and strange, subtle storytelling.”