- January 10, 2017
- free08Games
- 4h median play time
Like Clay
Platforms
About
"Like Clay" is a free-to-play simulation game where players shape and mold characters in a virtual world. With various customization options, players can build and design characters based on their preferences. The game also features a social aspect, allowing players to interact and form relationships with their creations and those of others. However, 'Like Clay' currently has limited content and functionality, with few activities and gameplay mechanics available.








- Engaging story with multiple endings that keeps players intrigued throughout the experience.
- Atmospheric design and sound create a tense and immersive environment, enhancing the horror elements.
- Great value for the price, offering a decent amount of gameplay and a unique perspective on cults.
- Graphics and models are simplistic and can detract from the overall horror experience.
- Some puzzles are overly obtuse and may require external guides, leading to frustration.
- The game can become monotonous in the latter stages, with repetitive environments and confusing navigation.
story
78 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of *like clay* is praised for its engaging narrative centered around cult dynamics, delivered through a mix of voice messages and environmental storytelling. While some players found the ending disappointing and the plot occasionally confusing, the overall atmosphere, character interactions, and multiple endings contributed to a compelling experience that many recommend for fans of story-driven indie games. The game effectively combines horror elements with a thought-provoking plot, making it a worthwhile play despite its short length.
“For a solo developer, it does need to be applauded that they managed to make an experience that lasts for a few hours with an engaging story.”
“I love the environmental design, the story intrigues me a lot, I love that it covers the manipulative aspect of cults rather than just 'oogh they summon a demon oo evil', it's not bombarding you with screamers, really atmospheric.”
“There's roughly 2-3 hours of gameplay for the first run (depending on how clever you are), it's not riddled with hacky jumpscares throughout the whole thing, there's voice acting, a thought-out plot with a satisfying conclusion, multiple endings, detailed lore, and a lot more to discover here...there's even a boss fight!”
“Even after it's updated, I feel as if the ending is disappointing because it feels as if no motivation behind the plot of the game was ever revealed, and it was just 'I did this because I felt like it.'”
“The game developer did a good job on the 'searching for a missing friend' storyline; however, it kind of just didn't make much sense after finding out the missing friend was part of an evil religious cult.”
“You'll find yourself sitting still and listening to a lot of dialogue if you want to understand the story at all, which can extend gameplay unnecessarily.”