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Bem Feito has a very short useful life, but considering the inventiveness of the proposal based on great references, especially for the old school audience, it proposes a very different experience from what we are used to – all this with quality, care and a kind of morbid affection.

For those seeking something relatively light and certainly a bit off-center, which even peppers in a little (sadly, too little) meta game fun as well, this has some flair, but it’s over all too quickly and doesn’t seem to meet its potential.

Bem Feito tries to be one of those games that want to subvert your notions on following rules and whatnot, but it’s not subtle at all, nor scary, and even less thought-provoking. I appreciate the attempt, but this game needed some extra time in the oven, as well as more meat in its bones in order to actually become memorable and engaging.

Bem Feito logra su cometido, el hecho de crear una atmosfera tan incomoda que te da miedo, sin trucos como jumpscares me parece digno de mención. El trabajo de Casemiro Azevedo con el sonido es notable. El lore creepypasta que rodea el juego original está bien planteado tratando temas de salud mental y el comportamiento inducido.

Overall, Bem Feito would be a really good first chapter of a game. It’s easy to get hooked by its mysteries at first, as you keep wanting to see what else there is, but the fact that there’s nothing else afterwards is pretty disappointing.