Cradle

You know, there is something about this game. Give it a chance, play longer than 5 minutes and maybe you will not be able to stop until you finish the game, like me :)

The story itself is pretty interesting, but im not a fan of the minigame levels and their achievements. But overall pretty nice and rather fun to play. The voice acting and the whole ambience is really well done and cool. All in one a pretty nice game. I can really recommend it

So atmopsheric and super insteresting world of empy Mongolian cyberpunk steppe. For me is realy gem thought indie games. Only sad story is very short. From negative side is annoying room games with cubes.

The game is full of bugs with controls and mechanics, can't force myself to play it, sorry. I understand it is indie but it is not difficult to code normal controls with no mouse bugs and not auto-sliding when I'm staying, it is like already done when you open Unity or Unreal Engine project.

My recommendation is a little tepid. The game is beautifully rendered and populated, and I loved exploring and figuring out the story through the medium of postcards, newspapers, and other paper memorabilia. The setting's patina, an alternate history futuristic yet dystopian Mongolia, was ethereal and really captivated me. I love poking through an old house filled with knick-knacks and trinkets. However the game lost much of its charm as soon as I started obeying it and performing its quests and dialogue, which effortlessly stripped the mystique and charm the opening exploration had built up. No longer was I piecing it together as much as being told. The ending in particular left me feeling "Where is the rest of the game?" in a way that made me feel that I really had enjoyed it and wanted more, and exploring people's interpretations brought back some of the depth and allure. So I have to admit, I liked it well enough. Its just that it could have been a 10/10 and instead, its a 6/...

One day I will play it