- July 13, 2018
- Yeli Orog Games
Yeli Orog
Platforms
About
Yeli Orog is a FMV adventure game about an immense archaeological discovery: A bizarre stone tablet written in the Celtiberian language found buried underneath an ancient dolmen in northern Spain. The inscription written on the tablet tells a ghoulish tale believed to be the Celtiberian origin myth. You play the role of Johnny Robin, an archaeologist sent to Asturias, Spain to assist in the recov…





- Yeli Orog offers a unique and immersive experience with its blend of FMV and point-and-click mechanics, creating a captivating atmosphere that fans of Lovecraftian horror will appreciate.
- The game features impressive visuals and sound design, contributing to a creepy and engaging narrative that keeps players intrigued throughout its short runtime.
- As a free title, it provides a memorable experience that showcases the developer's creativity and effort, making it a worthwhile play for those who enjoy experimental indie games.
- The lack of a save system is a significant drawback, forcing players to complete the game in one sitting and leading to frustration if they encounter difficult sections.
- Gameplay can feel slow and tedious at times, with some puzzles being overly cryptic or poorly explained, which detracts from the overall enjoyment of the experience.
- The initial story presentation relies heavily on lengthy text passages, which can be off-putting for players who prefer more interactive storytelling methods.
- story18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is a mixed bag, with some players appreciating its intriguing Lovecraftian elements and compelling backstory, while others criticize its reliance on text and lack of clarity in the narrative's conclusion. Many feel that the gameplay detracts from the story experience, leading to frustration and a sense of disconnection from the plot. Overall, while the atmosphere and visuals are praised, the execution of the story leaves much to be desired.
“This game has a great story.”
“In short, a genuinely intriguing and 'novel' game, with an engaging story and some moderately challenging puzzles.”
“Good puzzles, great storyline and amazing atmosphere.”
“I honestly have no idea what the story is about; there's no conclusion, and that's just a bit annoying.”
“The story I get at the beginning of the game is okay, photography is nice, but what happens in the game and the ending doesn't make sense at all.”
“While the initial story and the documents found in the game are very compelling, the actual gameplay aspects are so frustrating that they break the immersion.”