- October 17, 2017
- Salamandra88
- 2h median play time
These nights in Cairo
Platforms
About
"These Nights in Cairo" is a first-person adventure game set in Egypt during the 1920s. You play as an archaeologist searching for treasures and ancient artifacts while uncovering a mysterious plot. The game features puzzle-solving, exploration, and interaction with non-playable characters in a historical setting.










- The art style is phenomenal and visually stunning, enhancing the overall experience of the game.
- The main character, Margaret, is a strong and relatable protagonist who drives the story forward with her determination and personality.
- The game offers multiple endings and routes, allowing for replayability and different experiences based on player choices.
- The translation can be rough around the edges, leading to awkward phrasing and occasional grammatical errors that detract from immersion.
- The overarching story feels slightly lacking and rushed at times, with some routes not providing enough depth or character development.
- Some characters, particularly the love interests, can feel cliché and their routes may not offer enough variety to keep the experience fresh.
story
155 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally described as intriguing and enjoyable, set against a backdrop of archaeology in Egypt, but it suffers from a rushed narrative and reliance on clichés reminiscent of the "Mummy" movie franchise. While some players appreciated the engaging characters and multiple endings, many felt that the short length and hurried pacing detracted from character development and the overall depth of the plot. Overall, the game offers a mix of entertaining elements but leaves some players wanting more substantial storytelling.
“The story is intriguing and each route and ending was satisfying in its own way, even the 'bad' ones.”
“The plot is exciting, had me wanting to see what happened and what would be different in other routes.”
“I loved every minute of it and the storyline and routes were so interesting to play through.”
“The characters and majority of the plot are very cliché (as someone else wrote, it feels like a knockoff of the 'Mummy' movie franchise).”
“The biggest issues for me were in the not-so-amusing death endings, the multitude of mediocre endings for Ramessu (the 'bad' guy), and the fact that the story was short enough that I beat everything; all routes and endings in the 6 hours Steam shows I played it as a completionist to get all achievements.”
“The story is rushed, so there is not much character growth or buildup with the available romances.”