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Originally posted by Adam Smith, Rock Paper Shotgun:

"I’m surprised that there’s been no fanfare around this game. It’s an accomplished and individual piece of work, with a well-conjured setting and aesthetic, and it tackles the problems and promises of stealth as well as anything I’ve played in a good while."

Originally posted by Szymon 'Hed' Liebert, Gameplay.pl:

"Qasir al·Wasat: A Night in-Between is ready to fall into the hands of players and, hopefully, to shine its intriguing plot, unusual setting, interesting gameplay and great use of music and unusual sounds."

Originally posted by Cassandra Khaw, G4TV.com:

"To be fair, I could be biased. I'm totally smitten with the aesthetics. In an industry saturated with voxels and big, blocky pixels of all sorts, it's kinda awesome to find yourself immersed in what feels like one of the darker chapters of Scheherazade's One Thousand and One Nights"

Originally posted by Marco 'Astro' Tassani, The Indie Shelter:

This curious game, produced by Studio Aduge, has all the credentials to become the stealth indie game is lacking in our collection!

Originally posted by Joshua Philip, techzwn.com:

"It’s nice to see games breaking out of the box. I think we’ve had our fair share of games set in norse mythology, as well as the modern stealth game."

• Rich and detailed Arabian setting and narrative
  
• Top-down 2D Stealth-Adventure gameplay
  
• High resolution persian-minature inspired visuals
  
• Conceptual, procedural, eerie soundscape