- March 14, 2017
- Wisefool Studio
Waking the Glares
While it didn’t hook me completely, with some refinement and a little more time this could be a really interesting title.
41%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
gameplay, grinding
52% User Score 42 reviews
Critic Score 55% 1 reviews
Platforms
About
Waking the Glares is an exploration-based game that will require the player to pay attention to the environment from a visual and acoustic point of view to solve riddles and puzzles to find your way home.





Audience ScoreBased on 43 reviews
story6 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- The game features a good storyline and enjoyable gameplay, making it worth a try, especially since it's free.
- Puzzles are unique and fun, providing a stimulating experience despite the unclear plot.
- The game has a captivating atmosphere and intriguing ideas, with some players appreciating the effort put into its design.
- The plot is often incoherent and lacks depth, leaving players confused about the narrative.
- Graphics performance is poor, with bugs and glitches affecting the overall experience.
- The game can be tedious and short, with some players feeling it doesn't offer enough value compared to other indie titles.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the intriguing premise of a man guided by a mysterious book, while others criticize the overall coherence and depth of the narrative. Many find the plot confusing or lacking, particularly in the earlier installments, which leave players feeling unsatisfied and hanging at the end. However, the visuals and gameplay are often praised, suggesting that while the story may falter, the experience remains engaging.
“Great visuals and sound and an intriguing story.”
“Starting from the plot, this game tells us the story of a man who has found a very particular book, which seems to know us; following an unknown voice we will be driven into different worlds, where we have to solve some unusual and stimulating riddles.”
“While the first and second make little sense, there is at least a glimpse of a story in the third one - that ends with a cliffhanger.”
“There's no plot or story or anything that's the least bit coherent.”
“Part 2 is better in that there's no voice over, and at the end, you find out that there does seem to be a story of sorts about to unfold, but it never unfolds, and you're left hanging.”
“This whole game is just a silly waste of time with no meaning or story.”