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About Entity
Entity is a sci-fi narrative adventure game developed by MightyCodeDragon, released on December 20, 2025, for PC. Set aboard a deep-space vessel, it leans into horror themes with a focus on decision-driven storytelling. You play as a crew member navigating eerie chapters filled with moral dilemmas and hidden conspiracies. Every choice alters the story’s trajectory, leading to one of several endings. The game’s strength lies in its tense atmosphere and branching dialogue, making it feel like a cosmic mystery where trust is scarce. If you like stories that punish complacency and reward paranoia, this is your setup.
Gameplay
You spend most of Entity exploring dimly lit corridors, scanning logs, and interacting with NPCs through dialogue trees. Combat is minimal, replaced by environmental puzzles and social deduction. Each chapter introduces a new crisis, like a malfunctioning AI or a crew mutiny, that forces you to weigh survival against ethics. The interface is cluttered, which adds to the stress. Sessions often involve backtracking to uncover secrets you missed earlier, since overlooked details can trigger major plot shifts. The horror comes not from jump scares but from the dread of making the wrong call, knowing a single misstep could doom everyone onboard.
What Players Think
Community ratings average 4.2/5, with 78% completing the base story. Players log 10, 15 hours on average, though 12% finish all endings. The mood is split: 45% describe it as "unnerving," while 30% call it "slow." One review states, "The story twists are brilliant, but the UI feels like it’s actively trying to hide clues." Achievement completion sits at 62% overall, with the hardest unlock requiring a "perfect" choice chain. Critics praise the writing but note technical hiccups, 23% of reviews mention bugs that block progress. It’s polarizing, but fans return for the rewatchability.
PlayPile's Take
Entity is $29.99 with 50 achievements, most tied to experimental playthroughs. It works best for players who enjoy branching narratives and don’t mind tedious exploration. The price isn’t unreasonable, but the inconsistent pacing and UI flaws make it a risk. If you’re patient and like stories that twist in the dark, it’s worth the investment. Skip it if you prefer action or linear plots. The game won’t convert everyone, but its bold, morally gray design leaves a mark.
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