Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Jul 9, 2022

  Intruder is a classic adventure game that will take from 2 to 4 hours to finish, depending on how familiar you are with these kind of games. You play as Sarah, a girl who wakes up in a rural Spanish town with no history, and gradually discover who you are and what you are doing there. The setting is beautiful with detailed art and calming music throughout. There is no voice acting, instead everything is through text. By default, this is set to automatically proceed, but you can change it to a more standard click to proceed in the settings. None of the puzzles were requiring moon logic, and with one exception I managed to find everything just by wandering around, interacting with items, and talking to everyone. Small hint: pressing the tab key highlights all interactive elements, and it pays to look at your inventory items. The story did not go in a direction I was expecting, with a few surprise twists, leading to a satisfying conclusion. All I can say is, I want more!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 11, 2022

  The game does not do anything particularly bad, but equally does not do anything extraordinary. The puzzles are ridiculously easy and are there mostly to hold the tempo instead of providing a challenge. If you're looking for laid-back experience, I recommend "Intruder in Antiquonia".
• gamedeal user

  Jul 12, 2022

  Expectations have to be tempered when playing this game. The list of improvements that would need to be made in order for the game to be able to compete with other indie point'n'clicks in the same price range is substantial, but what is already there is on the right path. Realistically the game is two hours long and there should probably be a "Part 1" in its name, but it's fairly straightforward and definitely not the worst first commercial effort.