Apotheorasis: Lab of the Blind Gods (2022)

Tall Guy Productions

PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Apotheorasis is a first person 3D action thriller without any graphics or UI. Navigation, stealth, shooting, interactions ; you play it all by ear (literally). A recent accident has left you blind, unable to speak, and with no memory of your former self. “We are here to help” whispers a voice softly, yet something feels off. In a twisted stroke … Read more
Apotheorasis is a first person 3D action thriller without any graphics or UI. Navigation, stealth, shooting, interactions ; you play it all by ear (literally). A recent accident has left you blind, unable to speak, and with no memory of your former self. “We are here to help” whispers a voice softly, yet something feels off. In a twisted stroke of luck, your fate is tied to that of a dubious stranger. All you know is that something far more ominous is lurking around every corner you can't see. Read less
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  • May 12, 2022 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Review giopep 4/5 · Sep 9, 2022

Apotheorasis • Lab of the Blind Gods is an FPS with a blind main character, so there's no graphics. The only thing you see on screen is a prompt telling you to wear headphones and close your eyes. That's it. So it's a game entirely based on using noises and voices to orient yourself, move around, fight, all while using …

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Apotheorasis • Lab of the Blind Gods is an FPS with a blind main character, so there's no graphics. The only thing you see on screen is a prompt telling you to wear headphones and close your eyes. That's it. So it's a game entirely based on using noises and voices to orient yourself, move around, fight, all while using the classic WASD + mouse setup (or a gamepad). Even the options menu is not on screen, you hear a call center like description and you interact by saying yes or no through the mousewheel. It's a nice idea, it works, it knows it can sometimes be too hard so it lets you skip whatever checkpoint you want to skip. Also, it's not too long. I've only got two minor complaints: (1) it's the usual post-Bioshock story about free will and frankly I'm a bit tired of those, (2) playing late at night with your eyes closed while listening to people talking to you gives you a 75% chance of falling asleep and crashing your face on the keyboard.

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