- February 14, 2019
- Vectura Games
Tobit
30%Game Brain Score
story, atmosphere
music, gameplay
42% User Score 24 reviews
Platforms
About
A relaxing walking simulator game with biblical narration from the book of Tobit. Relive a narrated biblical story of Tobit in an engaging forest environment.








Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews
story4 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The graphics and light effects are good, creating a visually pleasing environment.
- The narration is well-performed and can be relaxing, especially when muted and paired with other music.
- It's a free game that offers a unique experience of walking through nature while listening to a biblical story.
- The walking speed is painfully slow, making the experience tedious and boring.
- The game lacks interactivity and exploration, with invisible walls and dead ends that frustrate players.
- The constant reading of biblical text detracts from the atmosphere and enjoyment, and there is no option to turn it off.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story, based on the apocryphal text of Tobit, is criticized for its lifeless narration and lack of engaging delivery, which detracts from its rich content. While some appreciate the slow-paced exploration and the opportunity to ponder the biblical themes, many find the experience tedious and boring, particularly due to the monotonous voice acting and repetitive environment. Overall, the storytelling could benefit from a more passionate and dynamic presentation to enhance player engagement.
“The point of this game is to ponder the story of the apocryphal Bible text of Tobit, and I appreciate the relatively slow pace at which the game/story unfolds.”
“But I will at least admit that the story is very rich and does hold some okay parts, if only it was narrated with a little more love.”
“Finding items that help tell the story in that forest and then you get to hear more would be way more rewarding and help the visualization.”
“Sadly, the narrator, who's supposedly a professional voice actor, presents the entire story in such a lifeless, expressionless, and disinterested tone that it honestly feels like they're void of any interest in the actual story being told.”
“Everything just felt so dead that I honestly couldn't focus on the story no matter how hard I tried. Every time more text appeared, especially in a long paragraph, and the narrator spoke again, I just groaned in annoyance rather than listen to what came next in the story.”
“All you do is walk extremely slowly through a detailed but repetitive forest for two whole hours while a lifeless narrator tells you a story from the Bible.”