Sinless + OST reviews

"Sinless + OST" is a Visual Novel with light Point-and-Click adventure Elements. We are in a dystopian futuristic cyberpunk world. Freedom is only more of a schematic Utopia. Everything is monitored by an almighty State. A well-crazed World, but also steeped in Drugs. And Rain in the Housing Clichins. Constant Rain ... People disappear. Without a trace. As if they had never existed. "Sinless" is at Its Core a Visual Novel, that is, we click through easily scrollable Screens, talk to Unknowns, look at objects and let ourselves drift Through the essentially stringent story. But we also have a small Inventory, or the Surface of our Cell phone. These adventure elements are kept quite simple, but reinforce the Impression that we are not only experiencing history passively. There are also occasional Mini-Games, one reminiscent of a simplified Version of the tube filming Mini-Games of the first "Bioshock." We can also die, but the Game Over sends us right back to the last Screen. The Story is neither too long nor too complex, but it manages to create a strong Atmosphere. As drifting as the World is, it is nonetheless credible. And this is what the Game achieves on the one hand through the unusual, very sovereign comic-like art style, which works skillfully with One-color Illumination and Blending. On The Other hand, a really strong Soundtrack-also contained as mp3-which can come across brutally withering but also mystically bright. There is no Voiceover, but it is not necessary in this Type of Game either. Short, cool, iconic. Rating: 8/10 Atmosphere 7/10 Story 8/10 Graphic 8/10 Sound 6/10 Game Mechanics-/10 Balancing 7/10 Game Pass Conclusion: Stylish, artificially interesting dystopia vision. 7/10 Overall Rating