Who Am I?

Who Am I?

Absolutist Absolutist December 14, 2012
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OpenCritic

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80STRONG

OpenCritic Score

37
Reviews
83%
Recommend
79
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Score Distribution

90-100
3
80-89
10
70-79
6
60-69
0
50-59
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"As well as the main quest of finding each ghost, each location contains numerous mini spirits called Grenkins, which have you moving certain objects into particular positions in order to find them. It's a neat way of adding collectibles that has you using the core mechanic in a different way. There's also Mr. Whitstable's riddles, which add a little challenge to each level. He'll give you a set of clues, and they each pertain to a specific thing in that stage, and could be anywhere. Sometimes the clues are too obtuse, but with thorough exploration and a little lateral thinking, the riddles add some substance to a rather breezy game. Wonderful art and relaxing music make the cherry on top of a unique and heartfelt cake."

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Who Am I? casts you as an undercover agent probing sci-fi mysteries in a city on the brink of disaster. Point-and-click through over 70 scenes to find clues and solve puzzles that figure out the threat of a looming weapon. The narrative centers on uncovering your own identity while racing to prevent catastrophe. Each location is packed with details to examine, blending investigation with puzzle-solving to advance the story. The game stands out for its layered mystery and the sheer number of intricate scenes to explore. With a Metacritic score of 78 and over 10,000 Steam reviews averaging 85%, players praise its addictive puzzle design and the slow reveal of the protagonist’s backstory. Sci-fi elements and noir-style visuals keep the tone consistent, though the deliberately slow pacing may test patience. It’s a point-and-click puzzle game that prioritizes story over speed.

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Single player

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