That the character doesn't move around the screen might be seen as detrimental, but it does eliminate the tedium of watching your character slowly walk back and forth as you click your way across a puzzle. But just because it's weird doesn't mean it's not gorgeous-the artwork in this game is stunning, if largely static, and will often leave you staring at the screen slack-jawed. Giger will see some strong similarities between Tormentum and the artist's weird, biomechanical humans, as well as Zdzisław Beksiński's somewhat disturbing post-apocalyptic landscapes. To put it simply, Tormentum is one of the most beautiful point-and-click adventure games in existence. Tormentum's Art is Breathtaking, If Mostly Static
Along the way, you meet a variety of other characters-other prisoners, a jester, talking trees, and reptiles-and must complete a series of challenges to advance the story. The game doesn't provide you with much information other than that you're a depraved criminal who has committed an unnamed crime.
You play as some kind of hooded figure, and you're immediately dropped into a prison from which you must escape. Like most adventure games, Tormentum is a 'story first, action second' kind of game. Despite Some Emotional Hiccups, Tormentum's Story is Wonderfully Warped
Giger and Zdzisław Beksiński, Tormentum – Dark Sorrow is a dark and otherworldly look at hells both universal and personal.
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Thanks to a successful Indiegogo campaign fronted by developer OhNoo, this beautiful, twisted point-and-click adventure is gracing the screens of PC and Mac users. OhNoo's Tormentum - Dark Sorrow shows the dark depths to which adventure games can go.Īdventure games aren't dead, and Tormentum – Dark Sorrow is determined to prove it.
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