Monolith is a story-driven, atmospheric point and click adventure game. You take on the survival struggle of Tessa Carter, 200 years in the future, who crashed onto a foreign planet and is now desperately searching for a way to leave this place alive.
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Overall, Monolith is a bit of an enigma of a game. Worth a go, for sure, but this might be one that really leaves you most with a feeling of disappointment. If you like ambient settings, some light hearted dialogue interspersed with some fascinating story arc ideas and absolutely loooooved what they did to the finale of Game of Thrones, it’s time to...
Gorgeous visuals are undercut by uneven voice work and some other accumulated issues
Monolith is made by people who love the genre, and has clearly been made for people who love the genre. I cannot fault the intent or the effort that has gone into it. It’s beautiful, most of it is genuinely intriguing, and it’s filled with classic puzzle design that the genre’s biggest fans must surely be missing for long stretches of time these days....
A sci-fi adventure that features a very subversive story, and several nice puzzles, thus composing a worthwhile adventure experience.
