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Tormentum - Dark Sorrow

OhNoo Studio · Apr 19, 2016

PC · Android · iOS

Teen

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A nameless hero finds himself in a place between fantasy and nightmare. He doesn't remember his name nor where he comes from. Wandering through strange lands, he struggles to discover the truth about the world around him, as well as about himself.

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PC

Critic 6.9 (8 critics) · Gamer 9.2

7.9

Android

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 0.0

iOS

Critic 7.3 (3 critics) · Gamer 9.2

8.0

Critic reviews

  • TechRaptor

    Patrick Perrault · May 02, 2015

    7.5
    Tormentum – Dark Sorrow is grim, depressing, and not for the faint of heart. Do not expect a traditional feeling of ‘fun’ whilst playing this title, but instead a deeper feeling of satisfaction as everything clicks into place. Recommended for point and click fans and the morbidly curious, or perhaps for those who look for beauty in the darkest of places.
  • Pocket Tactics

    Tanner Hendrickson · Apr 05, 2016

    6.0
    I still enjoyed the majority of my time with Tormentum. It’s an enjoyably grim adventure that can be finished in a lazy weekend. If you’re into the art style and settings and can handle the anemic ending, you’ll probably have a good time. Just don't expect anything profound from it.
  • Game Grin

    Ian Kuan · Mar 27, 2015

    6.0
    With a paltry amount of game time, low replayability, writing that's just this side of decent, and puzzles that are merely above average, Tormentum isn't worth the twelve dollar price tag for most people. However, if you are the kind of person who would attend a three hour exhibit of H.R. Giger's work just for fun, then go ahead and snag Tormentum on Steam.
  • Game Watcher

    Chris J Capel · Mar 03, 2015

    7.0
    It’s the twisted art style and nightmarish world that keeps things interesting, but it doesn’t stop Tormentum from feeling like a flash game with its simple animation and tried-and-tested minigame puzzles. I did enjoy exploring the world and solving those puzzles, but in terms of HR Giger-inspired adventure games Dark Seed still beats it hands down.

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