Impasto is a first-person horror adventure game inspired by the works and legacy of Francisco Goya, the revered yet tortured Spanish painter. Set within a world irreversibly altered by his fraying sanity, the player must use both stealth and wits to survive.
This game was actually pretty amazing. I've played way more than my fair share of this type of game, and a lot of the time I almost have to force myself to finish them, either due to difficulty, some kind of jank, or just plain boredom. With this game, I found myself quite invested, and actually *cared* about finishing it, and seeing how it ended.
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The stealth is eh, but the atmosphere and look is great! I recommend looking more into the history of Goya after playing this one... because it kinda only scratches the surface of that old, tortured man.
I thought "Sure why not?" and yeah, it is pretty cool.
WHEN THE IMPASTO IS SUS!!
Wonderful game. Light on gameplay, but heavy on visuals and story. I got softlocked at one part but it's okay. I really, really love how this was set up to be an interactive Francisco Goya exhibit in some parts, before turning into an exploration (however shallow) of the troublesome times that fed into his art. It makes me...
