The Horologist's Legacy

My opinion of Horologist's Legacy is a solid one. The game is a practical masterpiece to me. On every playthrough the overlying story seeks deeper and deeper into my brain until im able to track the symbolism in every sight I see. Oh and the game looks beautiful on Ultra and if you set your contrast to 25-35 when you're outside and the sun is out. 96 HOURS IN BOYS

Environmental symbolism, surrealism and pseudoscience but weak in storytelling to make it more coherent to the audience. It has good graphics for another "Made In Unity" game as well as good music. The game play is largely play a record, find a key, push a button, etc. to trigger the next event. There are other events where you will need to find the right piano to play a tune (automatically play it so no challenge) or have to smash something. That's pretty much the mechanics of it. Do not expect too much in the horror aspect of the game. There is some but not too much. The complete game took me just over 3 hours to play and that's an asking price of 20 dollars. By the end of the game I wasn't blown away by the ending. They even repeated a lot of the dialogue at the end hoping to add clarity to the experience. I just wanted it to be over and done with. Your mileage may vary on this game. I would like to see another game by Cole and Jordan Studios as this was their first re...

I'm usually not a fan of these types of games, but figured I'd take a chance with this one. I'm glad I did. Has some really interesting twists and turns and is very well made for an indie game. Definitely give it a try!

This was my first true horror game and it did not disappoint. Excellent atomosphere throughout the game with a story to keep you interested all the way until the end. Great graphics and great voice acting for these guys' first commercial game. Definitely would recommend!

The Horologist's legacy is a game I have been following before it's release through Cole and Jordan's Twitch streams where they streamed the making of it. I made friends with them, I bought the game at full price when it was released, and I was very pleased with how the game turned out. There were parts of it that were genuinely impressive and that caught me off-guard despite literally watching it being made. I have been told by one of the devs that they want a review that is genuine and unbiased so I will deliver just that. This game was shorter than expected indicative of my playtime. Some steam customers I know have a set rule on if a game is worth the money, if the price (in dollars) is 1:1 with the game length in hours or better then it is worth it. I personally don't agree with that rule because I wouldn't be willing to pay a dollar every hour I'm playing a game and if i were to value hours in dollars the price would very based on the enjoyment of each separate hour, but the ra...

10 out of 10. Awesome game-play, story line and graphics. Beware of the Clocks!

The Horologist's Legacy is unlike any story I've ever experienced while playing a game. The different scenarios are beautifully put together, the game has a lot more to it than the trailer puts out. There is lots of adventuring, with nice touches of problem-solving that at times can be a little challenging, but so rewarding when you figure them out, even if it takes a while to. This game is built for all sorts of audiences, even speed-runners. It is mysterious, intriguing with a lot to think about even after you leave the game. I definitely recommend The Horologist's Legacy for it's story-telling adventure, foreshadowing and overall spine-tingling excitment. At points in the game, I have literally SHRIEKED and that's how you know it's an excellent horror indie game. 10/10 go tell your friends