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Betrayer is an interesting game. The environment is almost entirely black and white, while enemies and items you can interact with are in red. This aesthetic lends a unique air to the game, but I think it works. As for the plot, you are shipwrecked on a foreign shore sometime in the 1700s and discover that everyone in the fort you come across is dead, with hints of Indian magicks at play. An hour isn’t enough time to really get into this game, but if it keeps the same mood going, I can definitely see myself playing this to the end.
Betrayer seems to strike just the right balance of suspense, mystery, and discovery. From what I read on Steam, it sounds like it drags on a bit as you continue to play. But for now, Tier One.