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1 ratings
OpenCritic
Fair
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"If you're interested in a three-hour narrative adventure in the vein of Gone Home and Tacoma, and you can justify the current price, then there's a memorable-enough time to be had with Open Roads. There's not a wasted detail in the game's storytelling and there's a lot to appreciate in the subtle and skilful way it leads you through its tale. We enjoyed the little moments of character growth that came from Opal and Tess throughout. By the end, we felt as if we knew them. The game's ending also, genuinely, surprised us, which is an impressive feat. There's a heartfelt originality to Open Roads. But, yes, the gameplay is also limited. The 'pick up an object, have a conversation' repetition only has a temporary appeal. Whether the game is for you or not depends entirely on how you feel about the genre as a whole."
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All Roads is a narrative-driven adventure game set in a labyrinthine Venice. You play a fugitive racing against time to evade capture before the Hanging Clock strikes. The gameplay revolves around navigating the city's twisting alleys and canals, making choices that affect your survival. Simple mechanics focus on quick decision-making and exploration. Each path offers tight pacing and urgency as you try to delay your fate. Critic reviews highlight its emotional depth, with God is a Geek praising its insightful look at parenthood and growing up. Forbes called it a harmonious story experience. While OpenCritic scores it 69/100, critics note its beautifully designed world and engaging narrative. The atmospheric setting and tense pacing make it memorable despite mixed recommendations. 36.96% of critics say it's worth playing for its poignant themes and clever use of Venice's geography.
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