Veritas

Name: Veritas
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (447 reviews)
Author: Glitch Games

First person point and click

$4.99

447 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Adventure
Developer

Glitch Games
Language

EN
English
Size

946.7
MB

Veritas is a game of mystery and discovery that poses the question; what is truth, and does it even matter? 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. 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... Features: • A first person point and click adventure game. • Trademark Glitch humour and puzzles that will leave you screaming at us. • Absolutely no adverts or in app purchases. • The Glitch Camera to help you solve puzzles and keep track of clues. • Lots of clues to find and puzzles to solve. • A beautiful soundtrack and immersive sound effects. • A full Hint System to help you if you get stuck. • 8 save slots, share the game with your family! • Auto-saves your progress! – Glitch Games is a tiny independent ‘studio’ from the UK. Find out more at glitch.games Chat with us on Discord - discord.gg/glitchgames Follow us @GlitchGames Find us on Facebook

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

447 Ratings

I loved 98% of it
04/04/2020

mdwstmatt
This is a super game and I recommend it with very minor quibbles. The art and atmosphere are superb. It was not a short game which was great because I use them to lull myself to sleep. Visually it’s stunning and puzzle wise, it’s challenging. The puzzles are inventive and wide ranging but solutions can occasionally be pretty obscure. The polygraph results were barely visible on my retina screen and I would have never gotten that part of that puzzle. The red screen monitor/robot gave me no indication I could interact with the screen at all. I found out by accident.The X-ray didn’t appear to be interactive until at least the 10th time I placed it and accidentally dragged a finger across the image. The transition time from screen to screen is looooong. Far too much time is spent transitioning from area to area or within a scene. The electrical short sound and one or two other sounds sometimes persist after leaving the area and when using headphones, you will go completely mad hearing them. The beginning of a chapter came out of nowhere and some chapters seem extremely short while others are long. These are minor quibbles and I was amazed to hear back from the game maker when I had an issue. He literally emailed me 36 hours after I sent in my message. Considering it’s a two person office, that amazing. All in all, I’ll definitely buy their next game. This one was great.
I loved 98% of it
04/04/2020

mdwstmatt

This is a super game and I recommend it with very minor quibbles. The art and atmosphere are superb. It was not a short game which was great because I use them to lull myself to sleep. Visually it’s stunning and puzzle wise, it’s challenging. The puzzles are inventive and wide ranging but solutions can occasionally be pretty obscure. The polygraph results were barely visible on my retina screen and I would have never gotten that part of that puzzle. The red screen monitor/robot gave me no indication I could interact with the screen at all. I found out by accident.The X-ray didn’t appear to be interactive until at least the 10th time I placed it and accidentally dragged a finger across the image. The transition time from screen to screen is looooong. Far too much time is spent transitioning from area to area or within a scene. The electrical short sound and one or two other sounds sometimes persist after leaving the area and when using headphones, you will go completely mad hearing them. The beginning of a chapter came out of nowhere and some chapters seem extremely short while others are long. These are minor quibbles and I was amazed to hear back from the game maker when I had an issue. He literally emailed me 36 hours after I sent in my message. Considering it’s a two person office, that amazing. All in all, I’ll definitely buy their next game. This one was great.
Best one yet?
08/31/2020

Voicestra
I’ve been a fan of Glitch Games for years. This might be the best one yet, and that is saying something considering the Forever Lost series. The puzzles are sufficiently challenging without being totally obscure; there is a logic behind solutions, with only a few instances where you feel guessing is the only way. The hint system is nicely done. It doesn’t give away the game if you need just a little boost, and you can always delve deeper into the hint if you are completely lost. The atmosphere is incredible. Immersive graphics, appropriately moody music, and a storyline that just won’t quit. I mean that literally; there are computer terminals that provide depth to the back story that is an easy rabbit hole to fall down if you aren’t careful.I had to go back and replay the ending a couple of times to make sure the game didn’t “glitch” and skip to the ending. It was that abrupt an ending, which was disconcerting. My only other quibble is photos aren’t stored in the order you take them, so if you have lots of pics (which you will, guaranteed) you need to search through them to find what you are looking for. And if you take multiple pictures of a single view (which you will, guaranteed) they are dispersed throughout your collection and more difficult to find.Minor complaints though, for a truly outstanding game. I am already impatiently awaiting the sequel.
Best one yet?
08/31/2020

Voicestra

I’ve been a fan of Glitch Games for years. This might be the best one yet, and that is saying something considering the Forever Lost series. The puzzles are sufficiently challenging without being totally obscure; there is a logic behind solutions, with only a few instances where you feel guessing is the only way. The hint system is nicely done. It doesn’t give away the game if you need just a little boost, and you can always delve deeper into the hint if you are completely lost. The atmosphere is incredible. Immersive graphics, appropriately moody music, and a storyline that just won’t quit. I mean that literally; there are computer terminals that provide depth to the back story that is an easy rabbit hole to fall down if you aren’t careful.I had to go back and replay the ending a couple of times to make sure the game didn’t “glitch” and skip to the ending. It was that abrupt an ending, which was disconcerting. My only other quibble is photos aren’t stored in the order you take them, so if you have lots of pics (which you will, guaranteed) you need to search through them to find what you are looking for. And if you take multiple pictures of a single view (which you will, guaranteed) they are dispersed throughout your collection and more difficult to find.Minor complaints though, for a truly outstanding game. I am already impatiently awaiting the sequel.
Veritas is fantastic
02/14/2020

stuntbush
Another homerun by Glitch Games. My all time favorite games includes the Forever Lost series. I’m a huge fan of all of their games so I was super excited to see Veritas finally released. This game is on par with all their other games and will not disappoint. The puzzles are harder and more challenging in some respects but so satisfying when it finally clicks. There is an onscreen hint system but I implore you not to use it. Keep trying new things. I had to take a minute and put my phone down, many times. The game is a good length and the camera is such a lifesaver. My only negative comment would be the story. It didn’t grab me like some of the other games. I thought it seemed a tiny bit underdeveloped but in no way should this be a deal breaker for you, as the story is still solid. Download it. Play it. Play it again in 6 months. It’s that good.
Veritas is fantastic
02/14/2020

stuntbush

Another homerun by Glitch Games. My all time favorite games includes the Forever Lost series. I’m a huge fan of all of their games so I was super excited to see Veritas finally released. This game is on par with all their other games and will not disappoint. The puzzles are harder and more challenging in some respects but so satisfying when it finally clicks. There is an onscreen hint system but I implore you not to use it. Keep trying new things. I had to take a minute and put my phone down, many times. The game is a good length and the camera is such a lifesaver. My only negative comment would be the story. It didn’t grab me like some of the other games. I thought it seemed a tiny bit underdeveloped but in no way should this be a deal breaker for you, as the story is still solid. Download it. Play it. Play it again in 6 months. It’s that good.
Great Game
06/28/2020

AMH05
Very well-done point-and-click style puzzle game. The puzzles were fun and engaging (though often a little easy compared to Forever Lost). For the most part, they are well-constructed and the designers avoid falling into the guess-what-I’m-thinking trap that is not uncommon in puzzle/logic games.The story is pretty good, though the ending a little abrupt (leaving the door open for Part 2?)My only other criticism is something common to pretty much every point-and-click style game I’ve played on a mobile device: it can be difficult to determine what is “clickable” and what isn’t, especially with a somewhat finicky touch screen. There were places where I found myself double-checking with hints because I was *pretty sure* I knew what I was supposed to do, but was having trouble with the mechanics of it. Unfortunately that sometimes reveals more of the solution than I wanted to see, so I would love to see a game developed that takes this into account somehow.
Great Game
06/28/2020

AMH05

Very well-done point-and-click style puzzle game. The puzzles were fun and engaging (though often a little easy compared to Forever Lost). For the most part, they are well-constructed and the designers avoid falling into the guess-what-I’m-thinking trap that is not uncommon in puzzle/logic games.The story is pretty good, though the ending a little abrupt (leaving the door open for Part 2?)My only other criticism is something common to pretty much every point-and-click style game I’ve played on a mobile device: it can be difficult to determine what is “clickable” and what isn’t, especially with a somewhat finicky touch screen. There were places where I found myself double-checking with hints because I was *pretty sure* I knew what I was supposed to do, but was having trouble with the mechanics of it. Unfortunately that sometimes reveals more of the solution than I wanted to see, so I would love to see a game developed that takes this into account somehow.