goood.games
Transference2018

Transference

2018 Ubisoft Entertainment67Worthwhile

Playtime

BriefIt typically takes about 2 hours to finish the game.

Playable on

Included with

  • PlayStation Plus
    Extra
  • Xbox Game Pass
    Ultimate

Available on

Game modes

Details

Launch
September 17, 2018

Overview

Transference is a psychological thriller. Meet a troubled family and solve their riddle through a multi-branching narrative by experiencing the limits of techno-psychology and escaping a maze-like puzzle concealing a corrupted truth.

Screenshots

Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference
Screenshot for Transference

Reception

Transference's inventively spins its story of obsession and broken families into a game that's all about perception and twisted realities. It's not entirely successful, failing to confront the topics it raises and failing to live up to its Hollywood billing and origins, but it's still deeply atmospheric as you flick between realities, solve puzzles...

Transference will definitely creep you out a bit. Especially while playing in virtual reality and some headphones. Other than that though, 25 bucks is an extreme asking price for something so short and an overall mediocre and repetitive experience.

Transference is a novel concept with with adequate execution.

Transference is an extremely interesting experiment and it succeeds in mixing the movie and videogame components. The use of audio will keep you on the edge, and a few jump scare work very well. However, the constant feeling of tension ends up holding the narrative back, as a greater variety of emotions would have benefitted the overall experience....

Transference's distressing subject matter and eerie atmosphere make for a strong horror experience, even if some of its potential is squandered by a non-committal narrative.