Quintus and the Absent Truth

At the end of the game, I really felt like there could’ve been a lot more Quintus and the Absent Truth. The acting felt flat, the themes weren’t as fleshed out as they should’ve been, and the only truly scary thing here is how short the whole experience was. I really wanted to see this succeed, as the art style brought some unique potential, but sadly the experience needs a lot more refinement to be as interesting in execution as it was in premise.

When it comes to walking simulator-type games that mix in some horror to help try to liven up the blandness of walking through mostly sterile environments in first-person perspective it turns out I'm not much of a fan...

Quintus And The Absent Truth is a strange first-person horror adventure title. With loss and companionship at its core, it is emotive and haunting. Explore each chapter and solve puzzles with the help of your mouse friend Quintus. However, you may want to steer clear of the supernatural forces at play.