There’s no color in the game, and contour values are composed from pointillism. Even when purchasing it from Steam, I could tell it would be different. I have never played any game quite like RotOD. Suicide: One crew member commits suicide via a gun to the head. Partial Nudity: Although not explicit, there are scenes involving topless female figures.įantasy Creatures: There are several types of fantasy creatures which appear on the Obra Dinn, such as a Kraken.
A person being ripped in half is a particularly disturbing example. Gore: Although without color, RotOD‘s snapshots involve a lot of gore. These snapshots involve a number of violent scenarios, such as murder. Violence: RotOD is a mystery puzzle game which involves interactive snapshots of the past. Language: Set at sea in the early 1800’s, Return of the Obra Dinn (henceforth RotOD) uses a lot of language of the time: D*mn and B*****d, for example.
So, when I read that Return of the Obra Dinn is essentially an interweaving sixty-person riddle with a mature setting, I was eager to see it for myself. I wasn’t the fastest at them, but I loved the mental challenge. I’ve always enjoyed riddles that require deductive reasoning, and puzzles that ask “If Charlie has twice the apples as Darla, but half as many as John’s, how many apples do they have?” In elementary school, my class used to be timed on who could solve them the fastest.
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