Centum has the polish and vibes of a cool horror game, but largely felt like it had no real purpose, had incoherent dialogue options, and a chore to get through.

The unique story premise and challenging, immersive puzzle box manor will make for an experience you’ll enjoy getting lost in.

An eerie and surreal experience, standing out for its complexity and sheer amount of puzzles, to the point where the story itself is a layer

Definitely memorable, as I’ve never played a game quite like it, but it can also be frustrating in its pacing, lack of direction, and limiti

Relies heavily on its predecessor, but also presents us with a different, more adult story about family, trauma, and running from your past.

Plain in its gameplay and visuals, but it has satisfyingly-challenging puzzles and stories full of twists.

A riveting drama that wins you over with its characters and their community, despite the simplicity and limits of the gameplay.

Ended with a bang by mixing up the usual formula and adding twists, both in gameplay and story.

A well-crafted story, both wholesome and spooky, that pulls you in with its twists and turns as well as its memorable characters.

Incredibly raw, real, and bizarre: storytelling and gameplay are incredibly well connected and its journey takes you through every emotion.

A limitless puzzle box where you can try just about anything, but it loses some of its impact constantly trying to "get" you with its twists

A terrifying but very real dive into a family's worst nightmare - despite its realism, it's perhaps less eerie and atmospheric in its style.

Excellent not only in its storytelling and interactions, but in its ability to eerily permeate beyond the game and feel like a real experie

Groundbreaking in the amount of choices to be made and it takes you through every emotion, from crying of laughter to painful regret.

Gives you freedom to explore as to different characters with different skillsets, but could use some slight improvements in a few areas.

Unlike any other game in storytelling through a tragic play, but the journey through that story wasn't always interesting or compelling.

Presents a very fun, unusual perspective of game but the Enhanced Edition could have done more to make the gameplay less finicky.

An excellent combination of the bizarre environments of the previous games combined with more "game" aspects that made it more interactive

A solitary but welcome escape to the great outdoors, or at least the best substitute for it, giving you freedom to spend your time exploring

Incredibly twisty and fun puzzle-solving that challenges the way you use perspective, although the narrative turns out to be fairly generic.