Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1

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Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 is a single player action game. It was developed by Jucar and was released on May 2, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

Important! Only the first chapter is free, to unlock the entire game you need to buy the DLC. Welcome to Beryl Hotel: After receiving a disturbing letter from his brother, our protagonist decides to go looking for him at the hotel Beryl. He will soon discover the strangeness of the places, the objects, the paintings, the shadows and the terrifying models moving, speaking, living of their own wi…

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Audience ScoreBased on 114 reviews

story15 positive mentions

monetization11 negative mentions

The game's anime-style pixel art and atmospheric sound design create a chilling and immersive horror experience.
The intriguing and mysterious storyline with psychological and survival horror elements hooks players and motivates them to continue through the series.
Puzzles are generally satisfying and rewarding, with the difficulty balanced to avoid excessive frustration, and deaths have quick restarts without penalty.

The gameplay is hampered by repetitive backtracking, unintuitive puzzles, and numerous bugs that impact progression and immersion.
The story is incomplete, with a very short first part that feels more like a teaser than a full game, leaving players craving a finished and polished experience.
English translation and grammar issues detract from narrative immersion, and controls can feel clunky or imprecise, especially for a point-and-click style adventure.

story
45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is generally praised for its intriguing, creepy atmosphere and unusual plot twists, capturing interest especially in the horror/pixel game niche. However, some players find it confusing, linear, or underdeveloped, with concerns about relevance of certain elements and excessive backtracking that hampers pacing. Overall, it shows potential but feels incomplete, with many awaiting future episodes to see how the narrative unfolds.
- “If you are into horror/pixel/story-based games, this is a really good one!”
- “A very nice game with a fascinating story.”
- “The story is intriguing and thrilling enough to keep you on your toes.”
- “It wasn't interesting or long enough to hook me on the story and the hit box for doors, items and people are really wonky.”
- “I can't tell for sure since I don't know how the story resolves in the end, but I'm a bit afraid that many things were just there to be creepy, not because they actually are relevant for the story.”
- “The story/gameplay would have taken about 15 minutes had it not been for a ridiculous amount of back and forth.”
atmosphere
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
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The game's atmosphere is consistently praised for its unsettling, creepy, and psychological horror elements, effectively using sound design, pixel art, and spooky visuals to create a compelling and immersive experience. While some note the use of classic horror tropes and occasional language issues slightly detract from the mood, overall the atmosphere succeeds in building tension and intrigue throughout the short, point-and-click adventure.
- “Solid start to a creepy point and click series, atmosphere is unsettling in all the right ways and it sets up an intriguing mystery without giving too much away.”
- “This game has great atmosphere - the art and sound design are nice, and the pixelated style really works for the horror genre.”
- “The sound design is also fantastic; with sound effects scattered throughout to make your skin crawl and a soundtrack that sets a perfectly spooky, atmospheric scene.”
- “The English was not very good, the grammar made the atmosphere feel wrong sometimes.”
- “The presentation and atmosphere is well done, but for some parts it feels just like many classical horror tropes were tied together.”
- “Everything from creepy atmosphere, to jump scares to nope!”
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay receives mixed feedback, with some praising its psychological depth and puzzles, while others find it unintuitive, repetitive, and shallow. Many criticize the automatic item usage and excessive backtracking, which reduce puzzle challenge and overall engagement.
- “It's such a good game for our generation, especially the psychological aspects of the gameplay, and the puzzles are amazing.”
- “The gameplay is great.”
- “Consistent gameplay with no drastic changes made to it.”
- “My biggest complaint about this game is the unintuitive gameplay.”
- “The gameplay is lackluster and suffers from the same issues as most other adventures that have the protagonist automatically use items, leaving no real puzzles.”
- “The story and gameplay would have taken about 15 minutes had it not been for a ridiculous amount of back and forth.”
monetization
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization approach is heavily criticized as the product functions mainly as an advertisement disguised as a game, misleading players and offering little genuine content. Charging $4 for what is essentially promotional material is viewed as exploitative, and such practices harm the gaming community by occupying marketplace space that could support fully developed games. Overall, the monetization is seen as unfair and detrimental to both gamers and honest developers.
- “While it might seem like an innocuous mistake, publishing demos and advertisements as if they are full games is misleading and in some ways harmful.”
- “Often developers may choose to incorrectly publish demo/advertisements as separate games as a cheap way to bypass paying Valve for marketing presence on the Steam front page, which may seem clever to them, but it's harmful behaviour and it's not good for gamers.”
- “It's impossible for me to recommend this incorrectly published advertising spam to gamers; you deserve better than adverts.”
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The pixelated graphics are bold, cohesive, and uniquely styled, creating a chill yet spooky atmosphere. While some elements like bright green toxic goop and red blood may feel cheesy, the overall visual experience is original and well-suited to the game's tone. Users appreciate the exceptional use of RPG Maker to deliver an extraordinary and appealing pixel art style.
- “Nice graphics for the pixelated style it’s done in.”
- “Game is fully made with RPG Maker, however this gives an extraordinary graphic style.”
- “The style of graphics is shocking... I have never seen such a thing in RPG Maker.”
- “The big bold pixel graphics can be a bit cheesy with bright green toxic goop and rivers of red blood, but the whole experience is visually cohesive, bold and has genuine spoops-a-plenty.”
- “Other than that, the pixel graphics are fine, and story has potential, though it's a bit edgy try-hard.”
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music is generally praised for its atmospheric, spooky, and memorable soundtrack that effectively complements the game's mood, with some players appreciating its nostalgic and classic adventure style. However, a few users expressed strong negative opinions, including dissatisfaction with the music quality. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a positive element by most.
- “The sound design is fantastic, with sound effects that make your skin crawl and a soundtrack that sets a perfectly spooky, atmospheric scene.”
- “The soundtrack and sound effects are very effective.”
- “Pros: nice music and art; the layouts of the rooms were easy to remember, and I never felt lost.”
- “This game sucks my 1060 gets frame drops it is an indie game as well this game is so bad the music sucks cost nothing to make it is very bad.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor is noted for being genuinely funny and adds an enjoyable touch, especially in the walkthrough, which is recommended even for those not seeking help.
- “The walkthrough is hilarious though, so even if you don't need the help, I recommend giving it a read.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding in the game requires additional resources, such as needing a second life, indicating that it may be time-consuming or challenging.

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Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 is a action game.

Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 is available on PC and Windows.

Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 was released on May 2, 2018.

Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 was developed by Jucar.

Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Trap welcome to Beryl Part 1 is a single player game.

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