Reveal

Useless Machines / Jul 17, 2018 / Adventure, Casual, Indie

windows

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Reveal is a first-person puzzle game with an intriguing story. While trying to pass the trials as a God, you also try to figure out why you don't remember anything.

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What's new

Patch Notes 1.3

2020-06-25

• Jump at the end of Level 3 brought closer to make it easier to perform. • Fixed a bug in Level 6 where the character wasn't resetting when the platform he is on moves. • Lighting of the game improved. • Optimization improved. • Sound design improved.

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What players say

Mostly Negative

35% positive, 20 reviews

Not recommended4 hrs played

This game has such great potential with it's mechanic, but sadly it delivers very poorly. All the game really needs to be worth the money is to trimmed up. The learning curve was actually very well done for the puzzles, but many of them did have major annoyances that could have been seen and fixed if someone had playtested the game before released. If the game gets an update to polish everything up, I would probably...

28 found this helpful, 2018-07-18

Recommended3 hrs played

I was expecting a generic puzzle game when i got this game but glad i was wrong. Reveal is really fun and has good thought puzzles. Also the story is interesting enough that you would want to finish it just to see what happens next. Overall i really enjoyed this game. Also the price tag is quite low. 8/10

9 found this helpful, 2018-07-19

Recommended2 hrs played

Recommending it just so you can hit New Game and witness legitimately the worst voice acting I have heard in a videogame. I swear Microsoft Sam would have voiced it better. Yes, it's that bad. The price is ludicrous though, wait for a -85% sale first. As for the game itself, well it's ~8 levels that consist of basically one room. The puzzles work, per se, but it's all extremely raw and unpolished. I don't blame...

4 found this helpful, 2022-04-17