- March 18, 2020
- 3finteractive
- 2h median play time
Reversion 1 - The Escape
Platforms
About
You wake up in a hospital guarded by armed soldiers. Memories gone, you’re told it’s 2035, and Buenos Aires has fallen to a paramilitary organization. Now, you must use your puzzle-solving skills to escape and uncover the truth of what happened to your city. And who you really are. Guide the protagonist, Christian, through the hospital grounds on a search for answers. What really happened 20 year…
- The game has a nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic point-and-click adventures.
- The art style is charming and well-done, contributing to the overall atmosphere.
- It's free to play, making it accessible for anyone interested in trying it out.
- The voice acting is poor and lacks emotion, detracting from the experience.
- The puzzles can be illogical and frustrating, often requiring hints to progress.
- The game is very short, with many players completing it in under an hour.
story
182 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it intriguing and promising, particularly as it sets up for future chapters, while others criticize it for being short, vague, and poorly executed. Many noted issues with voice acting and dialogue quality, which detracted from the overall experience. Overall, while there are hints of a compelling narrative, the execution leaves much to be desired, leading to a lack of engagement for some players.
“The story has a fantastic blend of characters and puzzles that was a pleasure to tear into.”
“The story is intriguing, not much information is given as you play as a guy suffering from amnesia.”
“With some good puzzles and an interesting cliff-hanger story, it is a game worth playing.”
“The worldbuilding and story are barely touched, so they can't pull the experience together.”
“The story was generic and boring.”
“The voice acting is awful, humor isn't funny, story is just okay, and the characters, including the protagonist, are plain.”