1.0.4
Mod Game, Adventure
Glitch Games
3.2 | 8317 Ratings | 61747 Views
WHAT'S NEW
* Cloud backups are now by disabled by default. You can turn them on and off in Settings > Backups.* Minor typo fixes. We're only human.
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* If you hit the Birthday Bunting issue and some disappear, just back out of the scene and return to it. Hey presto, birthday miracle!
| Category | : | Mod Game, Adventure | Developer | : | Glitch Games |
| Released | : | 2020-02-12 | Update | : | 2020-02-17 |
| Get It On | : |  | Last Version | : | 1.0.4 |
| Content Rating | : | Teen |
* Solve lots of puzzles, ranging from inventory based item puzzles all the way to pun-based conundrums. All intricately designed to move the story along, you’ll find no pointless filler here – just regular purpose made filler.
* Use your notes to solve puzzles. Pop multiple photos out so that you can look at them at the same time.
Veritas is a game of mystery and discovery from Glitch Games, creators of the Forever Lost trilogy, that poses the question; what is truth, and does it even matter?
In this narrative puzzle game, you’ll:
* Be entranced by the beautiful soundtrack composed by Richard J. Moir. It’s so good you won’t mind listening to it, on repeat, forever, while you’re trapped.
Having volunteered to take part in a study conducted by Veritas Industries, you now find yourself waking up in a small room with no memory of what happened the day before.
* Take photos of everything you find using the Glitch Camera. Be they posters, clues, walls, or disturbing blood stains – and use them later to help solve puzzles and piece together the mystery.
* Explore a dark and foreboding world full of lies and mysteries. You’ll need to explore the entire facility to work out what happened and how you can escape.
The last thing you remember is signing on the dotted line and following some nice people wearing white coats, but they couldn’t have been lying to you could they? They were doctors for goodness sake…
* Write notes on them like a real detective. Use less paper, kill fewer trees, save the planet!
* Take photos of everything you find. Be they posters, clues, walls, or disturbing blood stains.
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