Veil Transfer

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In "Veil Transfer" , you're a new enforcer in the NVTP, tasked to eradicate the dangerous Veils that hide within humans. Using interrogation, torture, or other methods, determine innocence, execute the Veils, and manage resources to fend off any that try to get their revenge. This horror experience features first-person gameplay, PSX + analog horror styled graphics, and AI-generated dialogue for unique interactions.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

95%

Audience ScoreBased on 109 reviews

atmosphere10 positive mentions

The game features a unique blend of horror and social deduction gameplay, reminiscent of 'Papers Please' and 'FNAF', creating an engaging and atmospheric experience.
The sound design and graphics contribute significantly to the creepy atmosphere, enhancing the overall immersion and tension during gameplay.
As a free indie game, it offers a surprisingly polished experience with potential for future updates and expansions, making it a worthwhile play.

The gameplay loop can become repetitive and predictable, with limited mechanics that may not evolve significantly as the game progresses.
Some players have reported frustrating interaction issues, such as misaligned boxes that can lead to unintended actions during critical moments.
Technical issues, including bugs that affect gameplay and the lack of mouse Y-axis inversion, have made the game unplayable for some users.

gameplay
27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is described as a fun and atmospheric blend of social deduction and survival horror, reminiscent of "Papers, Please" but in 3D. While the core mechanics are solid and engaging, players note that the gameplay loop can become repetitive and lacks variety, suggesting the need for more unique daily events and mechanics to enhance the experience. Overall, it is considered a worthwhile free game, especially for fans of similar genres, though it could benefit from deeper gameplay elements.
- “The game's strengths are its atmosphere and its world building, all tied together with a solid gameplay loop that's even better because it's free.”
- “The gameplay is like a single-player social deduction mixed with a hint of survival horror (basically Papers Please meets FNAF in 3D), which I think is a great concept, albeit it could use a touch more elaboration, as it can get a bit same-y.”
- “Sat and played a good hour and a half and really enjoyed the mechanics and overall experience from the dark rooms to the PSX style graphics, sound design, and even sound cues.”
- “However, in my opinion, the gameplay loop is way too basic.”
- “You'll quickly see the same canned responses, so the main gameplay loop becomes extremely repetitive and predictable.”
- “The gameplay loop is very simple, with obvious comparisons to 'Papers, Please', but is a little bit underwhelming.”
atmosphere
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
48%
38%
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The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its effectiveness, combining elements of tension and unease, reminiscent of titles like "Papers, Please." Reviewers highlight the strong sound design and world-building that enhance the immersive experience, although some note that the heavy atmosphere can make the game unplayable for certain players. Overall, it successfully creates a gripping and atmospheric environment that captivates and unsettles.
- “A really well-made indie game, the atmosphere is on point, so is the sound design; simple concept but well executed.”
- “The game's strengths are its atmosphere and its world building, all tied together with a solid gameplay loop that's even better because it's free.”
- “The game has a very heavy creepy atmosphere that leaves you uneasy almost all the time.”
- “It feels like a lovely mix between 'Papers, Please' and 'Buckshot Roulette', with a gritty, disgusting atmosphere that immediately makes you question the world outside your chambers.”
- “This does create an effective atmosphere, however, and forces you to adopt a cruel, 'get it done as soon as you can' policy.”
graphics
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
21%
63%
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The game's graphics are characterized by a nostalgic PS1 aesthetic, featuring well-designed monster visuals that enhance its horror theme. Players appreciate the retro style and atmospheric elements, although some mention the need for optimization and better graphic settings. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's unique experience, especially considering it is free to play.
- “The monster designs are really nice as well, and help establish the game's aesthetic.”
- “Sat and played a good hour and a half and really enjoyed the mechanics and overall experience from the dark rooms to the PSX style graphics, sound design, and even sound cues.”
- “For what it is, it's very well made and being free is just the icing on the cake. The art style chosen makes the game go for the scarier look, and the mix of horror and interrogating people is amazing. Hope more gets added, and a very good job to the creator.”
- “Might use some optimization and graphic settings.”
- “Despite the retro look and little room, I'm still far from 60fps on my integrated graphics.”
- “A single player social deduction FPS game with an interrogation theme & grungy PSX graphics.”