- October 30, 2017
- FluffexStudios
- 10h median play time
Stitched
Platforms
About
"Stitched" is a single-player Horror Role Playing game with an intriguing story and outstanding visuals. You play as Catherine Stockholmes, an 18-year-old girl with a heart condition, who wakes up in a mysterious doll factory and must escape while avoiding terrifying fates. Along the way, you'll encounter a mysterious doll and a simple boy who are also searching for answers in the factory.











- The game features a captivating Gothic aesthetic and a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- The puzzles, while challenging, are engaging and varied, providing a rewarding experience for players who enjoy critical thinking.
- The story is intriguing with well-developed characters, and the incorporation of the protagonist's heart condition adds a unique gameplay mechanic.
- The heavy reliance on math and code-based puzzles can be frustrating and may break immersion for some players.
- There are numerous spelling and grammatical errors throughout the game, which detracts from the overall quality of the writing.
- The game suffers from pacing issues, particularly towards the end, where the story feels rushed and the endings are anticlimactic.
story
81 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Stitched" is praised for its gothic atmosphere, compelling characters, and intriguing plot twists, which engage players throughout the game. However, some reviewers noted that the narrative loses momentum towards the end, feeling rushed and anticlimactic, despite the strong start and well-crafted details. Overall, while the story captivates many, it also leaves some players wanting more depth and resolution.
“I love the gothic visuals and storytelling.”
“The story is very well written and interesting; the puzzles are brilliantly thought out and most of them will keep you going for a while trying to resolve them.”
“The story is interesting, with many still images that help tell the story.”
“But I could have lived with both things if I cared about the story, and I just... did not.”
“The story fell flat after finding the father; everything was just plot twists that made it not worth it.”
“I have no more fun playing it, and I don't care much for the storyline, which is undeveloped and cliché.”