- January 24, 2017
- THE BROTHERHOOD
- 4h median play time
CAYNE
Platforms
About
CAYNE is a free, single-player horror point-and-click game with an amazing story and graphics. Players help Hadley, the expecting protagonist, escape from a mysterious facility and uncover the truth about her baby. The game boasts isometric backgrounds, 3D animated characters, quality FMV, and intuitive puzzles, making for a gritty and immersive experience.



- CAYNE offers a compelling story with a unique protagonist, Hadley, who adds depth to the narrative.
- The game features impressive graphics and sound design, enhancing the overall atmosphere and horror elements.
- As a free game, it provides a satisfying experience with challenging puzzles that encourage critical thinking.
- Some puzzles are illogical or require trial and error, leading to frustration and potential reliance on walkthroughs.
- The pacing can feel slow due to backtracking and the protagonist's sluggish movement, which detracts from the urgency of the gameplay.
- The dialogue and character interactions can be hit or miss, with some lines feeling out of place or overly comedic in a horror context.
story
250 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Cayne" is a dark and intriguing sci-fi horror narrative that explores themes of family and parenthood, enriched by well-crafted environments and strong voice acting. While some players found the plot predictable and the dialogue occasionally cringeworthy, many appreciated the depth provided by side stories and lore, despite the game’s short length and some confusing elements. Overall, it is seen as a compelling experience, particularly for fans of the genre, though it may not resonate with everyone due to its disturbing content and pacing issues.
“Well to start, like with Stasis, the story to this game is really fantastic. It talks about family and what it means to be a parent.”
“The game's main story, while somewhat predictable, is nicely told and deeply enriched by the side stories within the game.”
“The atmosphere and story are both excellent, and it adds some extra depth to the Stasis universe - one which I'd love to see more from.”
“The story is barely coherent.”
“Now this game doesn't just suffer from inconsistent audio mixing and a terribly annoying twit of a main character, but its story is painfully dull or at least everything that was supposed to invest me just came out as meaningless drivel.”
“The only story elements you get are awful dialogue, the set pieces which are interesting but too strange, and the logs in people's PDAs which are so bloated with large sections of boring crap, I stopped reading them after the first few.”