• 90 FOV
  
• DoF, FSAA
  
• Used hints as a last resort

• Interesting areas and settings
  
• Incredible ambience and a feeling of dread follows you through your first initial trek

• Movement feels strangely icey
  
• It feels like this game runs at 60fps only or something
  
• The puzzles just aren't fun and are strangely designed

None of the puzzles feel rewarding to complete; I would've much preferred if this game was just a pure walking simulator exploring strange environments with powerful ambience. Instead it features an obtuse progression along with backtracking and stupid hidden collectibles forced into huge environments that lose their "wow" factor once you double back.

[h1]Kairo should've just been a walking simulator.[/h1] [h3]Settings[/h3] [list] [*] 90 FOV [*] DoF, FSAA [*] Used hints as a last resort [/list] [h2]Pros[/h2] [list] [*] Interesting areas and settings [*] Incredible ambience and a feeling of dread follows you through your first initial trek [/list] [h2]Cons[/h2] [list] [*] Movement feels strangely icey [*] It feels like this game runs at 60fps only or something [*] The puzzles just aren't fun and are strangely designed [/list] [h2]Conclusion[/h2] None of the puzzles feel rewarding to complete; I would've much preferred if this game was just a pure walking simulator exploring strange environments with powerful ambience. Instead it features an obtuse progression along with backtracking and stupid hidden collectibles forced into huge environments that lose their "wow" factor once you double back.