Разработчик: Burak Dabak
Описание
M E S E L
Mesel is inviting you to become the protagonist and the writer of a novel at the same time. Create your own novel with your own decisions.
Key Features :
- Visions From the Past ;
The player can write their own adventure and also use the flashback feature to reveal hidden memories from the past to include in their novel. - Novel ;
Every choice the player makes and every revealed mystery is added to the novel. This way success of the novel depends on the style of the player. Depending on their game style, the player can write a novel up to up to a 100 pages. - Puzzles ;
Solve the puzzles waiting for you in the hospital to reveal more of its mysteries. - Documents ;
Mesel takes place in an abandoned hospital. That's why all the notes, records and letters you will find are what the old inhabitants of the hospital had left behind. Moreover, most of the documents you will find are taken from real hospital records. - No Combat Included ;
There is no fighting or shooting in Mesel; meaning you won't have to kill dozens of bots to finish the game. All you need is your intelligence, curiosity and observation ability in order to succeed. All Gölcük Childrens' Hospital wants from you is to be discovered.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Win 7
- Processor: Intel Core i3 2.0 Ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTS 250
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- OS *: Win 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5 3.33 Ghz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Geforce GTX 460 SE
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
I have loved each of Burak Dabak's games. This was his first before he went into space games. This is a great game with some puzzles, an interesting concept, and you always get to wonder what you are going to encounter next. It's a fun and inexpensive game.
runs pretty poorly, feels unfinished, and opening the inventory crashed the game
I couldn't get past the literal 30 second mark because a tool tip pops up that says "press R to look at your journal" and that's the last thing I can get the game to do.
Pressing R doesn't do anything. The tooltip remains. I pressed every single button on my keyboard and mouse...the tool tip still remains. Game paused, waiting for me to hit the prompt. I tried my bluetooth keyboard, pressed R, hit all the other buttons. Tooltip remains. Every button on my attached controller did nothing, tooltip remains.
I don't know what I'm doing wrong but as far as I can tell this is broken.
it's okay game . voice acting are Turkish only there is no english only subtitle that make me sad . and there is no Baklava inside the game lol sorry i was joking but really it okay game
This game has an amazing story line that sends you through a loop. Well made and just amazing overall!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGBBlb0Jx1k
https://youtu.be/3OnTU0V_lZ4
I'm going to give this a thumbs up mainly becuase it's not a bad first effort. It's cheap and has enough gameplay length for the price. Graphically its a mixed bag, decent enough scenery and props (tho I suspect these may be assets) and okayish characters with jankey animations. And if you like reading and lore then this is without a doubt the game for you.
Story wise it's pretty predictable and some of the UI and game mechanics can be cumbersome. But it's mostly well enough put together and the puzzles as they are, can easily be solved as long as you don't get hit by the odd glitches such as the fire room one.
not what i thought when advertised
Really enjoying it so far im up to chapter 2
Simple to play, love the concept of the novel being written at the same time as you play. It's not essential, but a nice touch. I like the fact that you explore and discover the story through flashbacks. I think this is where indie games shine: simple, yet effective mechanics with an original story. Kudos to the dev.
Love this game.
price, concept, actions translated into the writing of your novel, the video flash backs are so original, the puzzles arent too complex.
Some movement glitches, chance of getting stuck and the checkpoint saves are a bit of a nuisance if you get disturbed while you play.
Worth every penny all the same.
Very atmospheric. I haven’t made it through the whole game but the scares are pretty tame and the puzzles are hard without stopping the flow of the game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0o_HcIRCadM
Really Boring sadly and the grafic is not the best
Story: The game is about a writer who was inspired from the heroic story of a brilliant doctor called Ahmet. Doctor Ahmet is a man who would do anything for his family but has to come over extreme difficulties and beat his nemesis colleauge evil Altemur.
Game play: This game delivers exactly what it promises. Hours of gameplay full of horror and challenging puzzles. It was one of the best indie games I have ever played with surprisingly good graphics. I don't recommend playing it at night with headphone like I did; as it might get too tense and make you jump off your chair few times.
Overall I recommend this game to both fans of the genre and to players who are looking for a different experience. 9/10
ADSOLUTELY HORRIBLE GAME
Mesel is a game that definitely worth the asking price. Kudos to the developer for making this game all by himself on Unreal Engine.
The graphics and the sound effects of the game are really well, and help create a compelling atmosphere. You, the player, writing an ingame novel is a pretty unique concept. It adds to the overall feeling of the game making you bring up the story and read it. And if you are somehow stuck it will guide you through the game.
The puzzles in the game are fun to solve and not too hard to ruin the game experience and comsume too much of your time. There is an intriguing main story that unfolds its mysteries as you play.
Overall I recommend Mesel for the original story telling style and atmospheric gameplay. If you like indie games and the horror genre, definitely check this game out!
Just finised the game and I really enjoyed it.
Flashbacks are fun to watch. Novel creation is quite an original idea, i like that everything i do turns into text.
The atmosphere of the game is pretty good as well. It isn't only creepy but also mysterious.
My only critique is that the animations could have been better.
It also amazes me that this game was made by a single dev.
I highly recommend it.
In Mesel you play as a novelist investigating an abandoned children's hospital for information for your new novel. Now exploring an abandoned hospital isn't exactly new when it comes to horror games but its done well here. With just about everything you do in the game, the novel gets written and you can see what you have so far by pressing R. This is actually pretty cool but it gets old fairly fast as it updates so frequently that if you try to check it every time you get an update then you'll never get through the game and if you put it off too long then you end up with a crap ton to read, I don't know about you guys but I don't play games to read.
If you ignore the actual novel and just play the game then there's a lot to recommend. The graphics, while not world-beating, are very good and do a lot to create the atmosphere. The hospital is dark but not too dark. There are some technical problems (as with nearly every indie game) but none of them were enough to ruin the game. The story is very good. I won't spoil any of it here, but it really pushed me further into the game to find out what is going on.
One of the selling points of the game is that there is no combat. Don't take this to mean that you can't die. I have. Multiple times.
All in all, its a very spooky game. The story is very intriguing and told in a new way (the novel) and its definitely worth $5 (at time of writing) if you're into indie horror.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Burak Dabak |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 71% положительных (17) |