Quantum Sleeper

Scanner feature looks fantastic, but I was expecting a story-driven game, which this is not. It all begins with a blackout and a message instructing you to go fix it. Fortunately, the lights return for a bit longer, allowing you to become acquainted with the controls. They follow the conventional first-person template, which includes basic movement, jumping, crouching, and sprinting, so you should have no problems...

9 found this helpful, 2024-10-16

This game had me fooled goin' in. I didn't think it was a horror game but lo and behold haha. It reminds me of The Voidness. I like the concept. We have to use a scanner to explore a facility that has gone dark. We may as well be blind. The flashlight barely does anything. So we'll be dependin on the scanner. The atmosphere is done nicely. I do think voice overs would've help a lot with the storytellin' and...

6 found this helpful, 2024-10-15

Its a short game, but the mechanics are solid. You won't know what you're doing at times, but luckily the scanner colours things you can interact with in green. Wouldve loved this game to somehow be longer, although they'd have to fiddle with making the flashlight more useful; since the only time i used it was to check the nameplates of rooms

3 found this helpful, 2024-12-15