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Watercolor Games / Feb 28, 2017 / Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation
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CompareORACLE is a single player, open world experience with dozens of locations to explore, great soundtrack and an awesome story ready to be unraveled.
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55% positive, 158 reviews
This game was obtained legally as part of the Indie Gala Monday Motivation Bundle #40. All unused Steam keys were later revoked without prior warning or notification. No explanation was provided to customers who obtained the game legitimately through that bundle. I’m leaving this review to inform other users and to encourage transparency regarding key revocations that affect legitimate customers.
5 found this helpful, 2026-04-24
dev revoked the game from my account after 8 years, 2 months, and 3 days. update: the developer kindly replaced my key. if your key was also revoked, i would suggest contacting him for a replacement.
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-24
I really wouldn't recommend this unless it was less than 1$ or free to play. There is so many good walking simulators in Steam, but when it comes to Oracle it feels that it is swiftly develeoped and the story + enviroment is crudely pasted together that holds just barely. There just doesn't seem to be any immaculate element in this game - the island which is available for player to explore is filled with random...
93 found this helpful, 2017-06-24
The first impressions were not great. The graphics are obviously busted and the view distance was very difficult to deal with. Since this is a walking simulator, it is among some of the worst out there. The walking speed is painfully slow which ruins the beauty of walking simulators that it was absolutely torturous being forced to walk slowly on the incredibly hideous landscape. Sure there are some beautiful moments...
42 found this helpful, 2017-05-09
I love walking simulators. I have a lot of them. As a writer, I find inspiration in the visuals, but usually the writing in these games tends to be poetic, experimental, confusing and hard to follow. This is no exception. I wasn't really very impressed at first, there's so many floating rocks (both in water and in the air), floating grasses, trees, flowers, lots of invisible walls. At times things would shimmer...
17 found this helpful, 2018-01-11
I can't bring myself to give this a thumbs-down - there was a lot of heartfelt work put into this game. I got my money's worth, got some nice screenshots, got 100% achievements. But I ended up just being glad to be done with it. The story doesn't hold together: the prose doesn't even make sense most of the time, even when you exert yourself looking for some metaphor or allegory to hang it from. It's just mumbo-jumbo...
27 found this helpful, 2017-10-08
A lot of people complain about "walking simulators" being too linear, but after playing this one, I gotta say...a little linearity doesn't go astray. Unless you're someone who prefers a gaming experience with quite literally no goal or purpose, other than to wander aimlessly and hear broken shards of narrative whilst accruing the occasional Achievement, the level of satisfaction on offer here may be questionable....
26 found this helpful, 2017-07-03
Oracle looks intriguing. The graphics look good. After starting up, however, you start to find many flaws. The Narration is voiced well, but it makes little sense. Is the person insane? Is the translation just very bad? I still have no idea what the whole story was. If the person is insane and this is intentional, fine - even interesting. But this needs to be clear one way or the other. It did keep me interested for...
20 found this helpful, 2017-11-26
Considering the fact that Oracle was developed by a team of five, with each seemingly taking on one task all by his own, I appreciate the effort that went into it. Though sadly, I must conclude that it doesn't cut it, even from a gamer's perspective who enjoys walking simulators. You wake up by a campfire at the shores of an abandoned island as the first piece of narration kicks in. Just as in most examples of the...
13 found this helpful, 2017-12-26
Incomplete. I was expecting something like Dear Esther, uncovering the mysteries of the island & the character while you're exploring scenic vistas or haunting caves. Instead there's a swathe of issues detracting from the experience, turning this into a game with the player trying to find & decipher the dialogue snippets. A few things I noticed in my brief 20 minutes of gameplay: - The distant land is bugged. You...
26 found this helpful, 2017-03-01