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Is All That Remains: Part 1 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Adventure players who prefer first-person point-and-click puzzles
- Mystery fans who want to investigate a bunker through collected clues
- Solo players seeking a story-focused escape scenario
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat, character builds, or open-ended exploration may hit a wall because progress centers on item use and puzzles.
- Players who prefer fast action may lose interest during the slower clue-gathering and locked-area investigation.
- Players looking for a multiplayer adventure will not find a multiplayer structure described for this game.
Our take on All That Remains: Part 1
The bounce point arrives when progress depends on connecting collected objects, bunker clues, and locked areas. Players who do not enjoy trial-and-error puzzle solving may stall there, especially when the camera and inventory become the main tools for working out the next step.
What is All That Remains: Part 1?
All That Remains: Part 1 is a first-person point-and-click adventure set in what appears to be a Cold War-era bunker.
Campbell Price wakes inside with a fractured memory after being placed there for his protection. His sister communicates by two-way radio, but she is confined elsewhere, and Campbell must escape and locate her. Progress involves collecting objects, opening locked areas, examining clues, and solving puzzles. The Glitch Camera supports puzzle solving and clue tracking. The game includes a soundtrack by Richard J. Moir, automatic saving, and English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish text localization, with British and American English listed separately. Its puzzles and humor are presented as part of the game’s style.
How All That Remains: Part 1 plays
- 01First-Person Investigation
- The bunker is explored from a first-person viewpoint while objects, rooms, and clues are examined.
- 02Item-Based Puzzles
- Collected objects can be used to open areas and work through environmental challenges.
- 03Clue Camera
- A dedicated camera records clues and provides information used during puzzle solving.
- 04Automatic Saving
- Progress is saved automatically during the adventure.
- 05Multiple Languages
- Text is available in British and American English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
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All That Remains: Part 1: platforms & release
Is All That Remains: Part 1 worth it?
It is worth it if: adventure players who prefer first-person point-and-click puzzles. Skip it if: players seeking combat, character builds, or open-ended exploration may hit a wall because progress centers on item use and puzzles.
Where can I download All That Remains: Part 1?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens All That Remains: Part 1's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is All That Remains: Part 1 on?
Windows and macOS.
