There is nothing wrong with Left in the Dark; the quality is there and it is not a bad game to play. However, there is nothing memorable about it - the gameplay is so-so, story is not original and the whole experience just feels old.
After its release for one whole year, "Left in the Dark: No One on Board" and the missing ship revisits Steam for $5.59 USA dollars. This hidden object/adventure game invites players to investigate this eerie ship that arrived without a crew and cargo.
DHGF: While I wasn’t blown away by Left in the Dark, I found it a surprisingly fun distraction, at least for the few hours it took to finish it. The story is amusing and might even make you jump once or twice, and the rest of the package is solid enough to see you through. Apart from some rough art, I don’t really have any complaints. This an inoffensive, decent way to kill some time.
A seasoned detective is called to help a port town beleaguered by a decades-old curse.
