- October 29, 2020
- Octobear Knight Games
October Night Games
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About
October Night Games is a digital tabletop game for 1-6 players, where two mysterious cults, the Changers and the Keepers, battle to decide the fate of the world. With social deduction as a key element, players must perform rituals and make fateful decisions to summon the Outer Gods, while also trying to deduce the allegiance of their fellow players. The Freezing Moon content update adds a faster, more intense and challenging game mode.











- The game features a captivating atmosphere with beautiful art, music, and sound effects that enhance the overall experience.
- It offers a unique blend of logic puzzles and social deduction, providing depth and replay value for players who enjoy strategic gameplay.
- The developers are actively improving the game through patches, addressing bugs and enhancing gameplay based on player feedback.
- The tutorial is inadequate, leaving players confused about the mechanics and requiring extensive guesswork to understand the game.
- The auto-save feature is unreliable, leading to frustrating experiences when progress is not saved correctly.
- Many gameplay elements feel meaningless or overly complex, resulting in a lack of meaningful decisions and engagement during play.
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players noting a lack of traditional gameplay elements and a focus on logic puzzles, while others appreciate the engaging mechanics and immersive atmosphere. The game combines intuitive mechanics with a strong narrative, offering replay value and discovery-based experiences, though some feel the rules are overly mysterious. Overall, it presents a unique blend of adventure and puzzle-solving within a dark, atmospheric setting.
“Good music, nice atmosphere, clever gameplay.”
“This game is a rare beast: it combines intuitive (yet by no means simple) mechanics with a deep immersion into the eerie atmosphere of dark cults and horror.”
“The gameplay itself is actually rather good and engaging.”
“Unfortunately, there is no gameplay.”
“The creators have chosen to make the rules of the game a mystery, instead of focusing on actual gameplay mysteries that you could solve during the game.”
“The gameplay itself is nothing but a collection of small logic puzzles, but the narrative makes you feel as if you're playing an adventure game.”