Fran Bow

Fran Bow is a horror quest about a girl who wakes up in a hospital and is looking for her way home. The only friend is a cat, and based on his clues, a picture of what happened is put together. The world is divided into two versions: the regular one and the one that opens after the pills. Each has its own creatures and its own rules, and items from one version help in the other. Puzzles are built around objects and conversations, and character stories explain what happened to the heroine's family. Some scenes are presented deliberately gloomily, but without unnecessary cruelty. The artwork is hand-drawn and the animation is done frame by frame. The passage goes in chapters, and each has its own notes. In addition to the main line, there are notes and short scenes from the perspective of other characters. Switching between versions of the world occurs by clicking, and each version has its own inhabitants. Saving proceeds by chapter, and after the finale the authors' comments open. The passage takes several evenings. For lovers of attentive stories, there is something to look at here: details in the background explain part of the plot. Additionally, author comments and a gallery of sketches open. Switching between versions of the world opens up passages that are not available in normal reality. Story lovers will love this as the plot unfolds gradually and the details in the background explain part of the past. Additionally, sketches and comments from the authors are opened. The difficulty of the puzzles is moderate. The cat tells you where to go and comments on the finds. For those who like dark quests with history, this game is suitable.