Just finished Obra Dinn and had a great time. I found it a bit strange that there weren’t any secrets or easter eggs besides the different ways to identify the harder crewmembers, and the ending was a bit anticlimactic (i really thought the shells and by extension the sirens were mind-controlling anyone who saw them/fell under their influence). Still, Martin’s last words along with the final cutscene with the shelf were quite cathartic, and I’m going through the whole post-completion melancholy that ...

As there's no game close of what Return of the Obra Dinn is, at least as far as I know, I'll suggest two games that have the same vibe. - Chants of Senaar - Firewatch I would love to see more suggestions.

Hello everyone! I'm an archaeology student that is currently writing a paper about the game. My research is based on representation and identification per uniform, as that is the method that I used for indentifying all the officers, and also some of the guards. Have any of you also used this method? Did it make you guess correctly? I would love if you guys could share your experiences with me! Edit: Thank you, everyone! Your responses really helped with my presentation, and I got a 10 and graduated! I'm v...

It seems like every step in this game is way too cryptic and hard. I looked at a spoiler free hint guide and it just made everything more confusing. I really want to like this game but it just feels like a chore with a lot of aggravating parts.

So, i got the good and bad ending, but im still missing an achievement, cant figure what can be.