Remains Of The Past

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Remains Of The Past is a single player survival platformer game. It was developed by InkRobert and was released on February 7, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Welcome to FazbearBox, the place where Fazbear Entertainment's creepiest secrets are hidden. Local journalist Alex receives a letter in which his father asks him to visit the old vault. Together with his friends he finds strange messages, creepy things and old slot machine, which helps him to remember the terrible events that took place in Fready Fazbear Pizza. Meanwhile, his old friend disa…

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61%Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game is completely free on Steam, showing the developer's dedication and providing easy access without cost.
Creative use of both 2D artwork and 3D transitions makes the visual design interesting and unique.
The game incorporates puzzle-solving and adventure elements, adding more depth beyond typical jumpscare gameplay.

Gameplay is clunky, unpolished, and confusing, with unclear puzzles and interactions leading to frequent player frustration.
Monster and animatronic designs lack soul and are often considered poor or unappealing compared to similar games.
Technical and design issues such as poorly optimized models, confusing layouts, and bugs like softlocks significantly hinder player experience.

graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
The graphics are generally passable with acceptable 2D artwork, but the overall visual quality feels unpolished and could be improved. While visuals are important, the lack of polished gameplay detracts from the experience, making the graphics feel insufficient on their own.
- “It's rather poorly made, and while the 2D artwork is okay, the gameplay is unpolished, clunky, and unpleasant to play.”
- “The graphics in this game are passable but could be better.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The gameplay is widely regarded as unpolished, clunky, and unpleasant, failing to meet the standards set by top-tier games. Despite acceptable 2D artwork, the overall experience lacks refinement and engaging mechanics compared to comparable fan games.
- “It's rather poorly made, and while the 2D artwork is okay, the gameplay is unpolished, clunky, and unpleasant to play.”
- “Even all the bad/mediocre Garden of Banban fan games on Itch.io have more soul in their monster designs, and the gameplay and puzzles make more sense.”