Attentat 1942

recomendo. muito bom, adorei essa forma de misturar a fotografia/vídeo real com as animações parecendo HQ também.

This was highly informative, historically accurate and a great piece of labor overall. I found myself completely losing track of time and getting immersed into this little game, caring very much about all characters and wanting to know everything about them. It's a good thing that mini games and interviews can be repeated as it's easy to miss certain things on the first attempt. Anyway loved it and hope to see more games like this in the future!

Very good game. Not much else to say. Can be completed in an afternoon. Runs great on Steam Deck.

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I bought this game in discount, it was $14 MXN in august, but I waited till I got a new gaming laptop to try it.
It was kinda funny that a historical and interview game was the welcomer, but I dont regret on anything.

Even tho it could be seen as a graphic novel and minigames, its more than that: the interviews are realistic to the point the characters story telling feels extremely real, seeing the live expressions of each one as you make them questions is great, to the point I reflect a lot when I finally finished it; its a journey to the events of Heydrich attentat and how you investigate your grandfather's story.
I want to poin out that you need to be really meticulous in what you ask or either way you wont get all of the info you need, even if repeating the interview you wont know all you need to know.

The jumps between the character's faces, the historical footage and the in-game art/mini comics makes this even better, feeling it vivid and realistic to a point you feel another one of the characters.

Its worth your time, to explore and learn about one of the many stories about the ww2, and how this one story collects a great amount of other side stories of lots of people.

10/10 of a game, will try others of Charles Games definetly.

I didn't finish it. Not because I didn't want to, but because the style of the game- it got stale very fast.

I wouldn't have minded but it seems that progress seems to stop after a couple of interviews and at some point you have to spend coins to re-do them. I just couldn't be bothered listening to the same stuff for the third time.

It's nice to see something different, but it could have been done better.

Good first game by Developer Charles Games (at least on Steam), which seems to be a group of people who came together in a Czech University.
A FMV interactive Movie educational history game about a (fictional) Biography about your grandma and grandpa's fate in the German WW2 occupation of the Czech Republic after the Munich Pact.
Not less or more content than in other FMV titles, I bought it together with their other FMV title "Svoboda 1945: Liberation" in a discounted bundle, well worth the sale price for this game's experience alone, haven't even played the other one yet and am already satisfied & it has a good Soundtrack, too.
Will probably take you around 4–6 hours to complete the whole story, maybe a little more if you have to replay some of the interviews to get all the (linear) achievements or even have to completely start over if you run out of Coins (minigame currency; you can replay them to get all of it, which can become tedious however) [can skip seen scenes, but not minigames].
I liked this game even better than Beecarbonize, which is a simulation card game about climate change funded by the EU by the same studio and was also good (and is free, so try it out).
The Biggest Con is original language only available in Czech, not English, German etc. however, there are English and other subtitles and the sound fits the game and setting well, even if you can't understand it.
Also, sometimes you have to click on the speech bubbles to advance, so you have to read the subtitles anyway which kind of mitigates this.
I liked the beginning and mid game, but think the ending and outro had more potential.
All in all I really liked this game though and can recommend it, I'm looking forward to playing Svoboda 1945: Liberation and their other games I haven't played yet.

P.S. If you liked Attentat 1942, maybe also try Svoboda 1945: Liberation on Steam and Train to Sachsenhausen - which is a history-based game that relates to the dramatic events tied to the closing of Czech universities in November 1939 - for free on PC from the Developer's Website or on Google Play / IOS for mobile.

Vynikající hra o historii Česka za druhé světové války. Velmi doporučuju !

I really like the game with it's FMV and in the way that you interview people from the time to understand the story more, but progression feels strange. I got stuck and the only choice is to replay the interviews.

I mainly got this to see high-quality videos of Reinhard Heydrich strutting around.

It's a puzzle game/documentary mix, and it takes under 5 hours to complete. It's not crap but I don't recommend buying this for more than 5 euros.
It doesn't really offer any new information about Heydrich's rule in Czechoslovakia either.

It is very informative but it annoyed me to no end that I could not skip minigames that I have already completed. When I ran out of coins I had to skip the ending scene a looot of times. It was extremly tedious to complete it to 100% and get all the information. It is nice to hear them tell their own story but I could do that via YouTube or other media sources and hear much more. Sadly I can not recommend this game.

I love this kind of indie masterpieces.