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Colestia / Jun 9, 2020 / Adventure, Indie
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CompareUnravel a real conspiracy from deep within the CIA’s archives. Search classified documents and follow new leads in this non-linear investigative thriller.
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This is a minor patch, resolving some rare but pesky bugs: • Fixed a bug where the game would register phantom controller inputs • Repositioned some rogue push-pins • Fixed a rare bug where exiting just before the end credits would soft-lock the game • Fixed a UI bug where options in the settings menu wouldn't appear at certain resolutions
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82% positive, 458 reviews
Haven't let out a clearer ''What?'' in a long while, but when the credits popped up I was genuinely shocked. I didn't understand a single thing about this game I thought I was only at the beginning. What even happened?
1 found this helpful, 2026-09-07
This game is what happens when you need to find some informations without Internet. Going (a lot) back and forth, pinning the results on a white board and huge, huge, very huge patience. In this short thriller game, what should have been a boring night reading some old papers become a intense paranoïac night while we unveil the secrets behind a shocking conspiracy. I like the settings. It is simple but efficient. A...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-22
Was fun and interesting, but lacked a proper introduction and a satisfying ending. Still a fine detective game, hopefully someone can take this formula and push it up to 11.
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-20
Finished it in under an hour, was very confused when I got the ending (I apparently skipped some boxes by piecing together PH & Paul & Helliwel). Cool concept, way too short of a game. You don't actually have to figure anything out. Just go get the box that the card tells you to. Thats the entire game
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-12
I started off really liking the game function of having to browse through files to put together a mystery. Where this falls short is: * The games doesn't make you try to figure out the mystery of what happened. I didn't know the IRL story and I honestly still have no idea. I was hoping at some point to have to put all the clues together to solve it. * The abrupt end. This makes the game feel incomplete. I come back...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-02
I finished *A Hand With Many Fingers* in 7.9 hours, and I have somewhat mixed feelings about it. The game started out quite confusingly. I basically began by looking for boxes based on the first card I found in one of the drawers, without really understanding what the game expected me to do. It took me a while to realize that the drawers themselves could be browsed, rather than simply being containers for whatever...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-31
Trash. Baby's first game. 9 years made it? Not impressed even then. Absolutely no effort into making it fun. Its a Unity default template project with convoluted junk.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-28
For those of you that wish to save your money: This is just the Nugen Hand Bank wikipedia page This "game" is a textbook example of what not to publish: poor, repetitive game design that provides no clear hook, compelling game mechanic, or satisfying conclusion. You go and search for documents in a cellar and bring them back up to paste papers on a corkboard. All to tell a story that you could read in 5 minutes on...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-26
I loved The Roottrees are Dead so was looking forward to playing this, but I found the mechanics so tedious I couldn't continue.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-30
jesus. I have no words. It was such a good game. I wish there would have been more.
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-16