WTMG's Heidi Hawes: "The Corruption Within might have its flaws, but I’d still recommend it to anyone who likes classic point-and-click adventure games. It is short, only taking about two hours to beat while getting all the achievements, but it’s an engaging ride while it lasts. There are also a few different decisions you can make along the way that will affect the outcome of the very end of the game. The main story remains the same, but the epilogues are pretty varied, giving it some replayablity. The puzzles can be tedious from all the backtracking, but the story is compelling enough to keep you invested through the end. For the low price tag of only $10, it’s well worth the journey."
The Corruption Within is a first-person point-and-click adventure game where you play Samuel, a man looking for his wife and children after they vanished during a camping trip.
Have you ever pondered life choices on a rainy day, before realising you could just go for a low-res adventure game set in Victorian England? JDR checks The Corruption Within in today’s review.
The Corruption Within is another nod from Dave Seaman to classic, genre-defining point-and-click games of yore.
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*some chicken walking by*
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The Corruption Within!! Yeaa!!
Maybe ill look into this game