Eyes Over Us

About

In "Eyes Over Us" , you play as a Lovecraftian entity observing and manipulating humans in a procedurally generated, surreal world. Influence the subjects' minds, causing physical transformations and exploring experimental gameplay mechanics. Experience minimalistic, eerie rotoscoped animations, featuring real humans with their consent, creating an unsettling and captivating atmosphere. This is an experimental game, and many mysteries and revelations await those who dare to experiment. Note: 'Eyes Over Us' is a narrative strategy game, not a horror or torture chamber game.

Genres & Tags

Strategy

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

83%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a unique and intriguing narrative experience, blending elements of cosmic horror and psychological themes.
There is significant replay value due to the multiple choices and endings, making each playthrough feel different.
The art style is simple yet dark, contributing to the overall atmosphere and aesthetic of the game.

The gameplay can feel unfulfilling, with some players reporting a lack of accomplishment after completing runs.
The absence of a user interface and feedback can lead to confusion and a feeling of vagueness during gameplay.
Some players find the game bizarre and lacking in depth, suggesting that it may not appeal to everyone.

gameplay
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The gameplay has received mixed feedback, with some users finding it unengaging despite appreciating the narrative style and art direction. Overall, the gameplay seems to be a point of contention, lacking the intrigue that the game's description promises.
- “I like the narrative style, and the gameplay and art style are something else.”
- “I was intrigued by the description but not by the gameplay.”
graphics
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The game's graphics feature a simple yet dark art style that complements its intriguing aesthetic, making it appealing for fans of text-based, multiple-choice games. Overall, players find the visual presentation worth the price of admission.
- “It's an interesting game with a captivating aesthetic.”
- “I feel it's worth the price of admission if you enjoy text-based games with multiple choices and endings. I appreciate the simple yet dark art style!”
story
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The story is characterized as unique and intriguing, appealing to fans of unconventional narratives with horror elements. Players who enjoy immersive, story-driven experiences are likely to find it engaging.
- “If you are into weird, story-based games with horror aspects, then you should give it a try.”
- “The story feels disjointed and lacks a coherent flow, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “Character development is shallow, leaving me with little emotional investment in their journeys.”
- “The plot twists are predictable and fail to deliver any real surprises or depth.”
replayability
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Players find the game offers significant replayability due to its variable elements, suggesting that multiple playthroughs can provide a fresh experience. Many feel that the initial investment is justified by the potential for varied gameplay.
- “For just 3 bucks, it seems worth it so far. I completed one run, but the variables suggest there is a lot of replay value.”
- “The game offers a unique experience with each playthrough, making me eager to dive back in and explore different strategies.”
- “With multiple paths and outcomes, I find myself wanting to replay the game to see how different choices affect the story.”
- “The game has some replay value, but after a few runs, it starts to feel repetitive.”
- “While the initial experience is enjoyable, I found that the lack of meaningful choices diminishes replayability.”
- “After completing the game once, I didn't feel motivated to go back for another playthrough.”