- January 13, 2023
- AUTHOGIN
Confabulation
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About
"Confabulation" is a horror exploration game where you must correct changes in your home's layout to prevent memory loss. By taking photos, you uncover truths and solve mysteries to maintain your sanity. If you fail to keep your home as you remember it, you will face increased horror elements and ultimately lose the game, requiring a restart.







- The game features clever puzzles that are both challenging and rewarding, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
- The horror elements, including jump scares and a creepy atmosphere, effectively keep players on edge without being overwhelming.
- The game offers good replay value with different modes and a unique blend of puzzle-solving and horror mechanics.
- The fixed low field of view (FOV) and visual effects can cause discomfort, including eyestrain and motion sickness for some players.
- Some puzzles can be overly convoluted or obscure, leading to frustration, especially in harder modes.
- There are technical issues such as long load times and stuttering that detract from the overall experience.
story
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it interesting and engaging, while others feel it is overdone or shallow. Many appreciate the intriguing elements and the integration of puzzles, which enhance the overall experience, though some note that the fear factor diminishes after multiple playthroughs. Overall, the narrative offers a blend of horror and mystery that keeps players invested, despite its brevity.
“The story exceeded my expectations.”
“The story is intriguing and keeps players engaged, as they uncover the secrets of the game's world.”
“It's not just spot the difference, there's a story to uncover, and puzzles to solve.”
“This plot was overdone by like the second time it showed up.”
“I wasn't really a fan of the story.”
“I'd say the story is neat, but a bit shallow in terms of it's not a real page turner or anything, but it does give you just enough to get a feeling of what's going on and why things are happening.”