- November 29, 2023
- Woodhill Interactive
- 5h median play time
Orten Was The Case
Platforms
About
In "Orten Was The Case" , play as Ziggy, an amnesiac resident of Orten, who finds himself in a time loop after an explosion. With only his wits and friends to help, Ziggy must uncover the secrets of his suburban hometown to prevent an impending disaster. Progression is key in this time-loop mystery adventure, as you delve deeper into Orten's secrets with each repetition. Solve puzzles and talk to quirky neighbors to ultimately break the cycle and save the city. Note: No information available suggests this game is not featured on Steam.









- Engaging and intriguing time loop mystery with a unique art style and atmosphere.
- Well-designed puzzles that reward exploration and knowledge gained through multiple loops.
- Charming characters and a compelling story that keeps players invested in the game.
- Clunky movement and controls that can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Inclusion of unnecessary mechanics like combat and mini-games that detract from the core puzzle experience.
- Some bugs and technical issues that can disrupt the flow of the game.
story
25 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as intriguing and engaging, with a dark and mysterious atmosphere that captivates players from the start. While some endings may be challenging to decipher, the narrative is well-integrated into the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience. The art style complements the story, creating a vibrant world that encourages exploration and immersion.
“The story is fresh, the art is really neat, and the world has a ton of unexpected depth.”
“It grabs you very early on with the plot and is very easy to get immersed in the world which feels very vibrant and alive.”
“The storyline is engaging enough to make me want to see the game through to the end.”
“I've played my fair amount of story-led indie games where there's a change or some sort of twist midway through, and most often a game is fun for only one half of that.”
“Every loop is consistent; every character and event that occurs in the story will happen at the same time unless the player interferes with said event or character.”
“Forgot to play the storyline for so long that I actually missed a crucial event.”