This game doesn't hand-hold you, so you'll probably get lost many times. The puzzles are quite simplistic and too few. I wouldn't rate TVoEC very high on gameplay. TVoEC is more of a wallpaper simulator than a game. All in all, this is a good game if you happen to get it on sale, especially if you have a high end system and some patience. A day and night cycle would have been wonderful, you know wandering around in the middle of the night with a flashlight. The nice-to-have's are: - It's always before sunset in this town. The game is too short and most of the time is spent in the wild. The game points you to no direction and there are some unorthodox gameplay features so at some point you are stuck and frustrated and the only thing you can do is to find out how you can get past the puzzle by following a game walkthrough. There are some stupid stuff, like no doors to open and no people around, ie no signs of life. IMO there is no need to even save the game, you just should have continued from your last position. The things I don't like are: - You're unable to save the game if you exit at any point between the autosave feature this is VERY annoying. Simplicity: Playing the game is easier than solving the crime scenes, which gives you some satisfaction in the end.
The things I like about this game are: - Graphics: Absolutely breathtaking - Atmosphere: The game draws you in to explore its mysteries.
You are trying to join the missing pieces in an aftermath of carnage in a small seemingly ordinary town. How else will we get there if companies not aim for it? The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is an open world adventure game where you play the role of some sort of detective. For that alone the developer Astronauts should be given credit. You are trying to join the missing pieces in an aftermath of carnage in a small seemingly ordinary This is a worthwhile effort at photo realism in games. This is a worthwhile effort at photo realism in games.
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