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Adventure, Indie, Science fiction, Mystery
A bonkers time-loop tragicomedy murder mystery thriller featuring multiple casualties and a suspicious cat, from the creator of To the Moon.
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Funny, overwhelming, plot-driven and meticulous.
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RPG FanBob RichardsonSep 202191/100A fitting finale to a phenomenal trilogy, Impostor Factory explores life with depth and accessibility that respects the audience.
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NoobFeedYagmur SevincApr 202290/100Impostor Factory is a memorable experience that makes the player go through a series of emotions. The story is interesting, the characters are charming, and the gameplay mechanics are simple as they can be. It could be said that the game is, in fact, different than what we are used to from Freebird Games, but it is a fresh change regardless
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SiliconeraDani MaddoxOct 20218/10Impostor Factory is a surprisingly beautiful game that questions what it means to have a meaningful life. It tells a cyclical narrative that still manages to feel honest and emotionally raw. It works best if you go into it with as little information as possible, so I won’t say much more than that on how the story unfolds.
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New Game NetworkAlex VarankouOct 202167/100On its own, Impostor Factory is a decent adventure with occasionally interesting story elements and mostly enjoyable dialogue. But as part of the otherwise great series, it's a disappointing misstep.
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WayTooManyGamesHeidi HawesJan 20227/10While it wasn’t the sequel I was hoping for, it does still have its own intriguing narrative. It does get off to a slow start, but things pick up once you hit the second act and gets really compelling in the third act. You don’t necessarily have had to have played the other entries before starting Impostor Factory, but you will certainly get a lot more out of the experience if you are familiar with them first.
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IGDB rating 8.4/10 from 37 ratings.
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“Is Impostor Factory better than To the Moon?”
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“Is Impostor Factory a masterpiece, not merely a very good game?”
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