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Puzzle, Adventure, Indie, Horror
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Unpretentious, dark, contemplative and raw.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20216.4/10Mixing together elements of an adventure title with a heavier-than-usual focus on puzzles, Dissolution does have some appeal...
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Pure NintendoRoger ReichardtDec 20214/10Forgotten Hill Disillusion loses itself trying to be a challenging click-and-point puzzle game. While some of the puzzles are well-designed, the ones that don't provide enough context outweigh the better riddles and thus make for a frustrating experience. The game does offer a help option, but often it feels like you have to rely on the help all too often to figure out the solution.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 3 ratings.
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