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The Fidelio Incident is a single-player, first-person thriller set off the coast of Iceland. Inspired by Beethoven's only opera Fidelio. After a violent plane crash, Stanley must search a desolate frozen island in search of his wife Leonore while covering up any traces of their identity. Rescue help is on the way, the past must remain hidden, "they can't find out who we are"!
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COGconnectedJames PaleyMay 201790/100I highly recommend The Fidelio Incident for anyone hungry for moving stories in video games.
GameSpewRichard SeagraveMay 20178/10With the credits rolling, sat in the dark having begun playing when it was light outside, I felt fulfilled with what I'd just played; a game that is assuredly made by a very talented group of people wanting to make something different.
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Worth PlayingCody MedellinJul 20178/10The Fidelio Incident is a solid narrative adventure game. The actual gameplay may be light on challenge, but it does enough to feel significant without hindering the overall experience. The presentation is also well done, especially in the audio department where the music really sells the player on the mood. However, it is the story that is the real highlight, since it deals with some heavy subject matter without being too preachy. The two main actors really give the tale some humanity and emotion. For those who enjoy the narrative-heavy experience, The Fidelio Incident is definitely worth seeking out.
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GameSpotJustin ClarkJun 20176/10The Fidelio Incident can be a beautiful and touching game, but it's too often bogged down by shallow objectives.
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Game InformerJoe JubaMay 20176.5/10The interesting bits of story feel like they are being held captive, released only when you solve obvious puzzles or perform simple tasks
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 18 ratings.
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