In Fear I Trust, as it stands, is a discontinued series of mobile puzzle adventure episodes. In itself they aren't too bad, maybe a little bit on the simple side with some few puzzles being unnecessarily difficult to get clues on. Due to the fact that the entire story just leads into nowhere due to the discontinuation of the episodes, there's little...
In Fear I Trust2016
In Fear I Trust
2016 1C Entertainment59Mediocre
Playtime
BriefIt typically takes about 1 hour to finish the game, and players put about 4 hours into it overall.
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Available on
- $3.99
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Details
- Launch
- September 22, 2016
- Developer
- Black Wing Foundation
- Publisher
- 1C Entertainment
Overview
In Fear I Trust is a first-person psychological thriller that puts you in the role of Nikolay, now called Patient #17, who one day wakes up in a small reeking cell. With a severe memory loss and a relentless urge to escape, your steps will lead you through an abandoned, decaying facility deep in the heart of Soviet Russia. However, encountering many obstacles along the path, you will need to solve elaborate puzzles in order to obtain key items or documents, diaries and notes that will shed at least a faint streak of light on the dark mystery surrounding the whole “science” experiment.
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Reception
Players44
Bad- Steam44from 32 reviews
Unfinished and incoherent story, but decent puzzles "In Fear I Trust" is a series of four short first-person adventure games, which are connected through their main character - you are playing through various stages of his life. There is also a mysterious, presumably evil corporation which appears in three of the episodes. These overarching plots that...
In Fear I Trust is a four-part mobile port horror game that is defined almost exclusively by note finding and puzzles. It's important to state right from the start that this is an unfinished title; the fifth and last episode has yet to be released. With the developer, Black Wing Foundation, currently working on the mobile adaptation of Life Is Strange,...
This game was originally released on androind/ios, and was remade for the PC. So far, the story seems somewhat intriguing, but is mostly told through notes and pages you find around on tables. And let me tell ya, there is a $$#% ton of those. It feels like I spend half of the time reading things, instead of exploring around. However, I still found the...
After completing all four chapters of the game my feelings about it are very mixed. I liked the concept of the plot and story but was ultimately annoyed and disappointed in chapter four when nothing about it progressed at all. I didn't expect a conclusion because, to my understanding, there is a fifth chapter yet to be released but I would have liked...
