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Inmates

2017
GenresAdventure, Indie, Action, Horror, Simulation, Puzzle and Logic, Single Player, First Person Perspective
AvailableOct 5, 2017
PlatformPC
DeveloperIceberg Interactive, Davit Andreasyan
Overview

Inmates is a story-driven, atmospheric, interactive exploration simulator with horror elements and puzzles. Investigate every detail of the prison to discover the story of the people who are locked there. Pick up and examine objects to discover mysteries of the prison. Uncover the reasons why you are there.

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15 reviews found

75

SomHráč.sk

Oct 11, 2017

Summary and quote unavailable.


70

The Overpowered Noobs

PC

Oct 16, 2017

Summary and quote unavailable.


64

Ragequit.gr

PC

Oct 8, 2017

Summary and quote unavailable.


60

GameSkinny

Dec 5, 2017

Horror feels as though it has been heading on a downwards spiral for a while. With the release of Inmates we see whether the next batch of horror games can revive the genre.W


58

Game News Plus

Oct 12, 2017

I can say that Inmates is a very promising title and I can see a great effort in that work, but it feels unfinished and you can feel that it needs more time and effort.


55

Hooked Gamers

PC

Oct 6, 2017

Is Inmates one of the better horror games I've played? No. Is it one of the worst I've played? Far from it. Inmates has two things going for it, absolutely nailing it on the aesthetic of the setting and pulling me in with a desire to know the outcome of the story. It's a short chore to work through, but one that I can say that I'm glad I did.


55

COGconnected

PC

Oct 6, 2017

Inmates seems undecided on what it wants to be. There are not enough puzzles to call it a puzzle game and not enough scares for it to be a true horror. In its current state, Inmates plays more like a promising proof of concept than a finished product. It’s a shame that these different elements don’t form a cohesive whole, because — beneath the rough edges — Inmates has an original, worthwhile story to tell.


50

Hardcore Gamer

PC

Oct 5, 2017

Inmates is a textbook example of untapped potential. It’s obvious what the developer was trying to accomplish, but was only partly successful. The ingredients for psychological horror are present but they just never come together in a meaningful way. Inmates features the grand environment that is perfect to get under one’s skin but slow gameplay, linear progression, predictable storyline and reliance on jump scares takes a promising premise and leaves it mired in mediocrity. It’s a short time investment and inexpensive, so if it sounds interesting, there is some enjoyment to be had playing through it but there’s better options for those looking for a cerebral fright fix. It’s impressive for a technical project accomplished by one person, but unfortunately that is not something that factors into how enjoyable a gaming experience is.


50

Nation Fusion

Oct 10, 2017

Summary and quote unavailable.


42

PC Gamer

PC

Oct 31, 2017

Summary and quote unavailable.

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