This could’ve been just another solid attempt at a gruesome puzzle platformer in the vein of LIMBO, but with a more defined and very intriguing story. But that’s not how Swery makes games, now is it? No, even when his games are full of references and clear borrowing of ideas and concepts from other games, they have so much personality to them, they feel unique. And even when his games have bizarre and somewhat comedic stories, they seem to have some sort of concept or message to tell, and it’s done in a really unforgettable way. As it happened with The Missing, the first released project from Swery’s (Hidetaka Suehiro) new studio.
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