Highlands, Deep Waters 1.0.19

Reviews

4 ★, on 2020-07-31
Okay. This story is incredible. The plot was really fascinating. It give you a sherlock holmes vibe and the ancient lore in this story was really well constructed. The mystery is pretty fun with some obvious clues and some very tricky one. The interaction between MC with support characters also seemed smooth and nice. My only complaint is the stat meter. Well it damn confusing, i was wondering was it really usefull. But i guess that add toward books plus point. Overall very entertaining book

5 ★, on 2020-08-11
This is the only CYOA game that gave me literal chills. I have to pause for a long time before making a choice as I felt my courage dwindling down in every scene. That is how good this game is. Very well written story! Amazing read!

5 ★, on 2020-04-14
A Gem of a game. Highlands, Deep Waters manages to weave an intricate thriller plot with the essence of Lovecraftian horror. Set on the Scottish shores, the game is an awesome hell of a ride where a couple murders turn foul and you have to uncover the truth, or die trying. Personally a fan of Lucas Zeper, the authors have done an amazing job on this one. Loved the worldbuilding and Sanity aspect of the game. Only cons I saw was some grammatical errors and a couple spelling mistakes.

5 ★, on 2019-09-16
Of the thriller genre, this is my favorite. I may be biased considering how I like sleuth and investigation stories but this one got me hooked. It's creepy in every way and the story is well written and well thought. I also love how you can choose archetypes like a pokemon trainer choosing a starter. And how I love the change of characters. I was enjoying myself one moment then.. okay, I'm a new person. But that's very awesome. I wonder if there will be any chance for a second book.

5 ★, on 2019-08-21
One of the best I have ever played, definitely the top 2, I spent 7 hours of excitement, suspense and rush.. it was like a movie and I was in it, right in the center... They should make a movie adaptation of it, cuz it's that awesome... good job team

5 ★, on 2019-04-08
I really love the story, especially the implementation of Sanity into the narrative itself. Some typos here and there but nothing that breaks immersion. The only thing I am sad about is that there is no part two.