● An excellent immersive puzzle-solving game, it's a masterpiece.
● You need to investigate Sara's personal messages, notes, emails, pictures, and videos while trying to piece together the clues, unlock password-protected files, uncover the hidden secrets, and finally find her.
● It feels like you really pry into other people through the mobile phone. Scary, but it also makes the game more realistic.
Sara Is Missing is one of my favorite puzzle-solving games and the list of my favorites does not contain a lot. The game idea is new and creates an insanely realistic journey that scared me multiple times. We just got a phone that didn't belong to us but belonged to a girl named Sara. And from the information saved in the memory, we found she is in trouble, and we need to piece together all the info to rescue her.
My favorite feature of Sara Is Missing is it's so realistic, I mean the interface makes it look like a real phone. And the game experience is indescribable, I get a lot of voyeuristic pleasure from prying through Sara’s personal belongings. (Am I sick? I'm sure I am not the only one who has such feelings.) It only took me almost 1 hour to finish Sara Is Missing and I was so immersed in the main story. It was normal at first but became bizarre when we found out that Sara is involved in a cult.
The only pity is that the game is pretty short. The Sara Is Missing is more like a demo or conceptual work made by Kaigan Games OÜ, a Malaysian talent team. And they made a full-version game called SIMULACR, it's a premium game and it's worth it.
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