LeftWay

I started off liking this game, I really did. I bought it after playing fifteen minutes of the demo after all. It builds a great atmosphere with its unique artstyle and airy, empty soundscape that makes you feel alone. Even after it started trying a bit too hard with a creapy music box sound, I was into the presentation. Buuuuut, it all changed with the first monster you run into. A bunch of hallways you need to run down and avoid a monster that runs just about as fast as you do, forcing you to run in juuuuust the right way or be insta killed. the final room was the last straw for me, or at least I assume it's the final room. The room before it, you have to duck in and out until the ghost monster, instead of stairing right at the entrance, has to fade in, thus wasting enough time for you to pass him. But the final room seems that the ghost will always spawn a bit in front of you, chase you, then fade, forcing you to run back and forth until you reach the exit. This whole section of...

No right way to say this (I know, I know...) but despite a strong art-style, the story lacks a compelling hook. The locations are creepy, black and white affairs, populated by amputated mannequins. I want some reasons to go hunting for keys in the garbage other than "because video games". Game also crashed 5 times while I played it. https://youtu.be/oWxRLnVuEm4

LeftWay is a unique take on the adventure genre, where you explore a seemingly abandoned town. Story: You play as Nampung, she finds herself alone on a dimly lit street, not entirely sure where she is, as you venture deeper into the town you learn why you're there. Sadly the story in LeftWay isn't any good, it's very hard to follow, because of a few key reasons, one of them is the poor English grammar, a lot of the sentences are misspelled. You can definitely understand what's meant to be said, but when the ending rolls around, you just look at it and think to yourself what the hell just happened ? Graphics: The art style of LeftWay is honestly really good. There's a lot of detail put into the environments and honestly the hand drawn aesthetic is really pleasing to look at. I honestly loved just walking around the environments and exploring the abandoned looking city. Audio: The game is honestly mostly quiet, but it does have some music and sound effects. The sound effects ar...

Think of this as a small thriller/adventure game. The puzzle might give you less clue but still not complicated to be solved. for a less than 10$ adventure game, this might not be a game that you would say it's the best. But worth give it a try.

I really like the feeling of this game. It is scary and melancoly at the same time. It is artistic both in graphic and in moments. The controls are sometimes a bit rough and it can be harder than needed to notice things. The game is not that long, and fairly easy, but I highly recommend it.

Disappointing game. Puzzle design is at times incredibly unintuitive. Story is astonishingly simple, despite the game's mysterious atmosphere. Storytelling, while direct, lacks any real weight.

This game is good game. I love emotional and feeling in game and I like ending soundtrack. it great song. keep going I'll support you. I want to see your next game.

I liked the visuals, but the game didn't keep my interest enough to complete it. The main character and her running cycles are decent, I assume it's rotoscoped from different angles. The environments are atmospheric enough, despite not having all that much detail, overall it is consistent and good enough to look at. Sounds and music are servicable, nothing that greatly increased my immersion, but it didn't take me out of it completely. As for the quality and ambience, there are barely any sounds, reminds me of minimalistic rpg maker horror games. The gameplay is what turned me off completely, the puzzles are ok enough, but the clearly superior control scheme for this would've been a point n click, you end up kinda stumbling around, until you bump against an object you want to interact with, which while intuitive to notice, are not as easy to "navigate to" with messy perspective and interactive areas. You're moving in a "3d" space, that is not along a grid, and not a consistent camera...

good game keep going i will support you recommend