- August 23, 2023
- AndeoTEAM
Cannibals
35%Game Brain Score
humor
story, gameplay
60% User Score 10 reviews
Platforms
About
A family of cannibals is killing people in the local forestry. Together with the police, you are heading there to stop the bloody atrocities...








Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
humor3 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The graphics are okay, similar to previous games by AndeoTEAM.
- The concept of the father telling his daughter a bedtime story adds an interesting narrative element.
- Some players found the game entertaining despite its flaws.
- The story is nonsensical and raises more questions than it answers, with poorly written dialogue.
- Gameplay features frustrating puzzles and mechanics that detract from the overall experience.
- There is a significant amount of untranslated Russian dialogue, which can confuse non-Russian speaking players.
story
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Cannibals" revolves around an older detective, Rick, recounting his harrowing past with cannibals to his daughter, which is presented in a bedtime story format. However, the narrative is criticized for being poorly executed, nonsensical, and lacking immersion, with awkward dialogue and untranslated segments in Russian. While the storytelling concept has potential, it ultimately fails to engage players, leaving them frustrated with its execution.
“It has been years since the incident in Blackberry where Detective Rick had just escaped from two cannibals. Now, as an older man and father, his daughter wants to hear the rest of the story, the story about how he stopped the cannibal psychos.”
“You tell your story from the first game to your half-naked daughter on a couch in an apartment with a pet pig on the couch as well.”
“I did like the story aspect, but when we keep cutting to the girl and her father, it really wears itself out.”
“The story is bad; I'll get to the reason why it's bad in the dislikes, but there's one part I did kind of like for a little bit, and that is the fact that the dad is telling his daughter like it’s a bedtime story. I don't know, I thought that was an interesting idea.”
“There is absolutely no immersion in this game... and there's really no sense of a decent story either.”
“I would steer clear of this game if I were you (even if you can get it on a discount, it's not worth the price)... and I'm still trying to figure out... why the hell does the family telling the story have a pig on their couch that keeps passing out and falling off the couch??”