Dark - Windows

Pretty cute effort for a game, it does needs some fine tuning, some weird combination of tropes, but I liked the effort. I got it for cheap, graphics are meh, but it runs really well if you decrease the FPS cap.

I played this game back in the early 2000s when I was a kid and it scared the crap outta me. Playing it again has been so much fun. So satifisfying to get the best ending!

The Games starts as a relaxing 3D puzzle but adds timing and fighting elements later.

I first played this game in the late 90's and early 2000's as a teenager. While this game has a basic design, in the way of "point and click," I really enjoyed the story, even though I couldn't figure out all the puzzles as a kid. I re-visited my childhood and played this game as an adult recently and found that it honestly still isn't a bad game. The puzzles can still be challenging if you aren't a puzzle type person, but you can still find walkthroughs and guides online to help with those if needed. The story is still quite interesting to me, even after all these years, and it's still one of my favorite games from childhood.

While it starts off easy, this game has some very challenging puzzles. The puzzles later are difficult to solve because the player can't see some parts of the area, but once they are visible it may still be hard to visualize a solution. The unique elements of attractive forces in the game feel as if they were added on top of portal gameplay, but it makes the puzzles better than portal. This game might be preferred over protal if you liked portal but prefer a less "cutesy" game, want more challenging puzzles, don't mind to have "platforming" combined into those puzzles, and like a dystopian story centering aroud cthulhu. The "magnetic technology" is kind of backwards conceptually, but it was the most fun thing about the game. Three stars rating is due to: didn't like the story, didn't enjoy how the story was told or narrated, and I didn't like any character at all.