- July 22, 2021
- Derek Golliher • Orange Crow Studio
Faded Grey
77%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
monetization, stability
77% User Score 102 reviews
Platforms
About
A short find it game that helps you make sense of a tragic accident as you uncover a piece of the story with each item found.






Audience ScoreBased on 102 reviews
story16 positive mentions
monetization3 negative mentions
- The game features beautiful graphics and a nice atmosphere, making it visually appealing.
- It has a touching story that resonates with players, providing an emotional experience.
- As a free game, it offers a decent amount of content and is easy to complete, making it accessible for casual gamers.
- The gameplay is very short and lacks depth, often feeling repetitive and bland.
- There are significant frame rate issues that can hinder the overall experience.
- The game is misleadingly tagged as horror, as it lacks genuine scares and is more of a walking simulator.
story
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, with many players appreciating its emotional depth and nostalgic themes, despite its brevity and lack of horror elements. While some found the narrative basic or underdeveloped, others enjoyed the intriguing premise and the way it unfolded, leaving them wanting more. Overall, it is considered a decent, free walking simulator that offers a nice, albeit short, storytelling experience.
“What a beautiful, short storytelling game of one's childhood memories.”
“It got far deeper than I had expected, but the way it was worked into the story was well done, and the depth was alluded to.”
“The story is interesting and I love how it is all uncovered.”
“Not as impactful, insightful, or moving as it could've been given the subject matter, graphical polish, and convincing voice acting, but for a free, story-driven little walking simulator, this was alright.”
“Too short, nothing really happens, not scary at all, the story is too basic.”
“Not much in the way of horror, basically a spooky demon in the window, spooky demon downstairs, and the story is about abuse.”