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Pretty good: 7.1/10 across 127 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.
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Pretty good: 7.1/10 across 127 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.
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Overall, I enjoyed Apartment 129 despite the few flaws that drew me out of some moments. The developers, Dead Witness, crafted a great psychological horror experience that I recommend any aficionados of the genre try. We need more of these types of games out there, regardless of its issues, and I'm excited to see more in the future from Dead Witness and Axyos Games!
Read full review ↗Whilst Apartment No 129 delivers in some areas, such as the puzzles and the sense of horror, the truth is that it falls short in just as many others, including level design and the combat system, amongst others
Read full review ↗Apartment No. 129 is an intriguing immersion into a little-known part of Turkish horror history.
Read full review ↗Apartment No 129 may not live up to its full potential, since it has a lot of elements that feel incomplete, and the execution of the story might feel anticlimactic. It still does enough to create intrigue and curiosity, persuading players to keep going to find out what happens next and learn more about the true story/urban myth it’s based on.
Read full review ↗Apartment No. 129 has a compelling Turkish urban legend at its core, but a broken combat system and an unfinished console port undermine everything it gets right.
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