- May 27, 2016
- Nick Burnham
- 4h median play time
Blind Trust
Platforms
About
"Blind Trust" is a cooperative game for two players, where communication and teamwork are key. One player takes on the role of the blind Oracle, navigating the world using only 3D sound, while the other player is the deaf Soldier, who leads the Oracle using magical sound beacons. Together, players must fight monsters, solve puzzles, and reach their ultimate goal on a fantasy island.







- The game has a unique and compelling concept that encourages teamwork and communication between players.
- It's a fun experience to play with a friend, providing moments of laughter and bonding.
- The graphics and soundtrack are pleasant, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere.
- The game is plagued with bugs and crashes, making it difficult to play consistently.
- It requires third-party software like Hamachi to connect with friends, which complicates the setup process.
- The game is very short, often taking only 10-30 minutes to complete, leaving players wanting more content.
stability
73 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's stability is widely criticized, with numerous users reporting significant bugs, crashes, and glitches that hinder gameplay, often rendering it unplayable. While some players managed to enjoy the experience despite these issues, many expressed frustration over the frequent need to restart and troubleshoot. Overall, the game is seen as unfinished and in dire need of polish to improve its stability.
“It wasn't buggy at all for my friend and me.”
“I will say that this game is extremely interesting in all parts, and if/when it is playable without glitches, I would love to do so.”
“It's an unfinished, buggy mess and my friend and I were soon left unable to continue.”
“So buggy you can't even start a game.”
“The game is too buggy to play.”