Evan's Remains Game Review

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Evan's Remains is a stylish, side-scrolling indie that provides variety at the right moment. For example, players usually don't know where the "action" stops and the "RPG" begins. Evan's Remains is different; It combines visual novels and puzzle games, but each genre remains distinct and intact.

It alternates between puzzle-solving sequences and story scenes, but never feels disjointed. Even as he struggled with the decisive elements. You control Dysis, a young woman who appears on a mysterious island in search of a missing genius named Evan. That's all you know at the beginning, but the narrative becomes more complicated as you move on, bringing in other characters and additional mysteries. Like a visual novel, the scenes are revealed through text boxes and portraits of characters.

The story goes well developed, with a number of questions to follow. Where's Evan? Who is this shadowy figure? What is the secret of the island? I enjoyed the pursuit of answers, but the story culminated in an absurd twist that retroactively made characters and events less interesting.

So the journey ends with a shrug, not a loud one. Narrative sequences are just part of the experience. It serves as a interse time that gives you pauses between single-screen challenge puzzles that require you to jump over a barrier on the far side.

Features:

-Unlocked

-Skip Puzzle