I See You

👍 Pros: Unique storyline and game concept, Simple game art, Easily creates an intense horror and mysterious atmosphere, awesome sound effects 👎 Cons: Too scary for me lol This game is a fine example of you don't need fancy graphics to make an awesome game. The minimal game art and amazing sound effects have successfully created a horror thriller atmosphere here. I see you is an adventure game of a blind man who is on a mission to find his wife. There's more to the story but that's the summary. We get to see the world from the blind man's perspective. And how he collects hints and clues to get information about his wife. The game art is just too good and minimal. The maximum use of Black and White was just perfect to create a mystery vibe in the game.The storyline line is nicely explained. But the biggest winner is the sound effects and visual effects. I cannot describe how scared I was the entire time while playing this one. My heart was racing all the time and yet I was glued to this engaging story. The game design was very simple and straightforward. There was no overload of information. Even though everything was so simple I loved playing this game. If you want to experience a new style of game, give this a shot. Also I wanted to mention I didn't complete this game. I almost reached the end but the anxiety was too much and so I had to quit. My review is based on my entire gaming experience

This game is a really good game the only thing that bothers me is that the starting menu has no sound nor song and there is a start button and then it asks you to continue or new game , well you could just put th on the starting menu at the first place Other then the start menu it is good although I'm stuck a little

Innovation Since the start of the event, I've been talking about the things we can find in Indie games. I had a big surprise with Dwerve and now with this game. The name of the game, the history and all the innovation in the gameplay and again.... The graphics are simple, but you notice all the richness of details according to the game's proposal. It's just an insanely innovative experience! Your Rival: "Heaven Dust" is just about all I've been talking about so far.

I see you, Platform: Mobile Price: TBA. «Note this is a review for the demo version of the game.» So this is the first game in a while that I can find nothing on outside of a TapTap release in China, I will not bring that up as I am mostly too lazy to, but yeah, I see you is a mobile first. So let us start the review in the same way that I have been reviewing games for a while now with an analysis of the description. I see you is an RE inspired narrative thriller where you play as a blind man, as such you will have to contend with a very narrow field of vision. It does not really promise any sort of gameplay aside from a memorable experience.

I See You is another Survival-Horror/Thriller game inspired by Resident Evil. The only caveat is that... you're going in blind. You play as Sean, a guy that was blinded by an accident of some kind. He has a girlfriend, Liz, who helps take care of him amidst his disability. Sean's blindness is a part of the core gameplay. You can never see beyond a certain radius so it actually forces you to move around to really explore your surroundings.

This review if for Pocket Playfest First impression : - seen both game vid on the game page for Pocket Playfest this round and not fan both of them, but I test both anyways This review based on my around 10 mins of gameplay - potato phone friendly, my phone can play this game smoothly on default settings - game feels finished, I almost think that this is the official release version, or is it already the official release version?

A rather interesting philosophical creation about a blind person who is trying to study the world, himself and his fears, ing the light, holding the light inside himself and spreading it among the darkness of life. The plot is interesting, it’s nice to play, there is empathy, but even though the game has an interesting idea, you yourself understand that if you had the choice to see something and see nothing, you would choose to see, therefore, the idea of ​​the game becomes the highlight of the game itself, since you endlessly walk in the middle of the darkness, getting tired of it pretty quickly, because this is monotony. I think that it could have been done better if they wanted to convey the world of the blind, all its depth, but in general, it is quite possible to if there is nothing else around.

I See You,an RE inspired Horror game where you are put inside the shoes of a Blind Protagonist trying to look for his Girl. You must make use of sound and touch to navigate around and avoid an unseen danger that has now invaded your home... This game is a hidden gem offering a unique concept it deserves to have a higher rating than what it has now. The tension I felt when I played this game for the first time is unexplainable, I was really taken in by the ambient sounds and audio-visual cues. It was such an eerie experience.

The I see you demo definitely gets the atmosphere and tension right in this horror game.  The main character being blind really forces the player to the layout of rooms that they explore especially during fights.  Combat, puzzles and exploration work fine just that it feels slightly unpolished.  Aiming is a little twitchy, number puzzles use your actual phone keyboard and walking is slow, its not a problem its just noticeable.  There are some translation errors and some text just not translated at all.  Despite the small problems the game is good and left me wanting to know what happens next.

The game is great but the bugs are killing it! The first time i played i couldn't pick up any items after i came back from the upper floor. The 2nd time i pressed exit because it's in another language for some reason and the third time items didn't load so after playing for a while i couldn't do anything. Might finish the game but I'm pretty pissed with the first time experience!!