Recent reviews by 5thWall

A fun little game about invistigating connections between terrorists to stop a dangerous plot. The game has some nice tricky bits where you need to search through everything you're given to decide between conflicting reports. But with cunning and logic, the good guys always win in the end.

The interface design and other visuals are nice, though a "Find" feature would be kind of nice. There's quite a bit of scrolling, and the "back" button doesn't always bring you back to the last thing you were looking at. So the ability to compare sources side by side would be nice to. I found it helpfull to keep a notebook handy for the later chapters, and it didn't really hurt the experience. A little bit of physicality to the investigation was nice actually.

The name is a little on the nose though.

Seems like it could be a really fun game, I really like the modern cyber punk aesthetic. Unfortunately it runs horribly. Constant stuttering and frame rate drops, driving sections are literally unplayable. I have more than the min hardware specs, and the game's auto-detect for graphics settings sticks me on high quality graphics. The first driving mission was impossible on that setting, running at a frame every couple of seconds. Dropping the quality to medium made it so the game only had to take a few seconds loading every couple of blocks. It might even have been playable at the lowest quality settings, but I'm not going to drop another notch to find out.

Not so much a game but a story, a tale of regret told by a man slowly going mad.

A game best played in a dark room with headphones on so you can immerse yourself into the landscape, the soundscape, and the narrative.

Little Inferno is a game about burning thigs. And also... burning things.