Beastiarium

Fazan / Dec 5, 2016 / Action, Adventure, Indie

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Beastiarium — plunge into the mysterious world full of secrets and monsters, its atmosphere will keep you in suspense throughout the story. The action takes place in underground Petersburg in the beginning of 20th century, one hundred years later since the monsters invaded the planet.

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What's new

Update 1.0.3 now live!

2016-12-09

• Added Chinese, Turkish and Spanish subtitles! • Fixed some bugs • Performance improvement • Some changes in Alice's dialog • Some changes in Grass Beast's AI

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What players say

Mixed

42% positive, 36 reviews

Not recommended2 hrs played

“Beware the dark pool at the bottom of our hearts. In its icy, black depths dwell strange and twisted creatures it is best not to disturb.” ― Sue Grafton, I is for Innocent Beastiarium is the first of Fazan's games, and I must say that it is highly exaggerated, based on its Steam Store description. Nope, there is nothing adventurous about it. Nope, there is no horror factor into it - and nope, calling it a puzzle...

63 found this helpful, 2018-10-15

Not recommended1 hrs played

At the time of writing, Beastiarium is the only game on Steam from developer/publisher Fazan. Released in December of 2016, it thus far has only a small base of gamers who have purchased it, and an even smaller community of reviewers that have taken the time to write their thoughts about this alleged horror/adventure/puzzle title. The only background to the "story" presented in the game is available for reading on...

56 found this helpful, 2017-05-24

Not recommended1 hrs played

This is a three dollar game. If it were at that price point, I'd recommend it, but as it is you get 45 minutes of play time in a cramped, narrow-scoped world with tired tropes for monsters who have no connection to each other, an annoying narrator, and a barely existent story. The puzzles range from extremely simple to trial and error and nothing between.

36 found this helpful, 2016-12-14