- July 7, 2018
- Zhongce Games
Visitor
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About
Visitor is a full-motion video (FMV) detective suspense game. The game tells a story that on a winter night in 2017, a murder case happened in a residential building, a prostitute Shasha died in her own home. Players, playing the role of police, should make a painstaking investigation among a great number of testimonies and evidences, to restore each detail of the whole murder case step by step, s…






- The game features an entertaining story with a unique concept that appeals to FMV game enthusiasts.
- The visuals and acting, particularly from the suspects, are well-received, adding to the overall experience.
- The game offers a simple interface and allows players to engage with the narrative using only a mouse.
- The translation is poor, leading to confusion and hindering the gameplay experience.
- Some puzzles are overly convoluted and illogical, often requiring a guide to progress.
- The characters, especially the detectives, can be annoying and detract from the game's atmosphere.
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as entertaining yet convoluted, featuring a campy narrative with multiple endings based on player choices. While some players appreciate the twists and the killer's reveal, others find the writing amateurish and lacking depth, leading to a mixed reception overall. Despite its flaws, the story remains the primary draw for players willing to engage with it.
“The story is thoughtful.”
“The story is okay, finding out who is the killer is well made, and there are multiple endings, which depend on the player, when you want to stop the investigation.”
“Very amateur-ish, bad use of English all over the place, but the story is super awesome.”
“The story is very convoluted.”
“As I said, the story was okay and had some twists, but it didn't have soul; there was nothing more interesting while playing through, other than the story.”
“I was only ever able to get it to accept one path to continuing the plot at any point.”