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Adventure, Indie
''No70: Eye of Basir'' is a story based first person perspective horror and adventure game which focused on investigation. Players will help Aras and Erhan to solve the mystery about Basir and the No70 house.
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Dark, contemplative, plot-driven and unpretentious.
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Play Some Video GamesKevin AustinJul 201778/100In No70: Eye of Basir, a manor in disrepair holds the key to secrets long forgotten. Armed with nothing but the mysterious Eye of Basir, you’ll need to stare darkness in the face to avoid the terrors lurking in the shadows – solving intricate puzzles to save your brother and reveal lost childhood memories.
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GameSpewKim SnaithJul 20176/10By no means is No70: Eye of Basir perfect, but coming from a little-known developer, there's a lot to be applauded for an ambitious first major project. It looks beautiful for one, with gorgeous lighting effects that bring every area to life, and great audio design that really complements the game's atmosphere.
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COGconnectedHenry KulickJul 201735/100No70: Eye of Basir is a fractured, short, unrewarding experience that needs to figure out what it is before it says anything more.
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IGDB rating 6.3/10 from 6 ratings.
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