Barrett Foster : Prologue
Play as Inspector Barrett Foster in this exciting and immersive enigma game that mixes mystery and suspense at the same time. The expression "The devil is in the details" takes on its full meaning in this game that will make you think and certainly more...
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March 27, 2023
3 years and 129 days ago
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Mixed19 reviews57.9%
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28 itemsAbout the Game
Barrett Foster is a riddle game in which you will have to solve puzzles to progress and solve a personal investigation: The dramatic disappearance of Emma, a close friend of Barrett.
In a realistic universe and in first person view, you will have to explore emma’s home to discover all the secrets of her disappearance: Identify and analyze the objects present in the place but also activate mechanisms and secret codes to conduct the investigation!
Beware of noises and your gestures because they can and will have consequences!
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In a realistic universe and in first person view, you will have to explore emma’s home to discover all the secrets of her disappearance: Identify and analyze the objects present in the place but also activate mechanisms and secret codes to conduct the investigation!
Beware of noises and your gestures because they can and will have consequences!
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