Betrayer

What a fantastic surprise this game was. I don't even know where I got it (probably in a bundle), but I'm sure glad I played it.
You awake in a mysterious land with a view of a shipwreck. Explore the land and progress to find out what happened in this place; All the while, collecting trinkets and information and fighting enemies and dark spirits.
I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of this game, even the grinding at the end to get the "kill 1,000 enemies" achievement.
What's not to like - exploration, mystery, shooting, treasure hunting..... Fantastic!

And ok game pushed up to "good" tier through really interesting use of color.

Great game! Highly recommended! It was a lot better than I expected especially after paying only 59p for it in the sales and reading some extremely inaccurate and unfair reviews.
First let me tell you that is it not a AAA blockbuster title so do not judge it like one!.
So here's what I liked about the game:
1. Very novel and original idea to be able to switch between the living world and the spirit world to complete quests and challenges.
2. Atmospheric and immersive experience all the way through. Eerie in both worlds, with a contrast of beautiful natural surroundings in the living world.
3. Good story to follow.
4. Interesting loot and unique weapons to find on several good sized maps.
5. A decent challenge during battle, stealth tactics with long bow, short bow, or crossbow worked well and required good aim and timing and it felt rewarding to wipe out groups of enemies. You need to use your eyes and ears to detect enemies before they see you.
6. Fantastic graphics, turn the colour to normal and enjoy the beautiful countryside, see and hear the leaves rustling as the trees sway in the wind and the blades of grass and other foliage sway in the wind better than in for example FarCry 1 and 2.
7. The game has some good achievement targets and badges to collect.
8. It's not a huge sized game and it is not too small either, just enough size balance I think for the story and for what you are doing.
9. It did not feel like an Indie game, it felt like a very well developed and well presented game with no bugs or software issues what so ever.
Here are the things I did not like about the game:
None.
Enjoy!

In this 17th century stealth/adventure game you play the role of a ghost buster/detective on his hunting trip while also helping friendly ghosts(Casper not included) find out the truth about what happened to them and their relatives. Has a unique look to it with its black & white + red color palette(you can also remove the filter if it get's tedious) and the game is fairly enjoyable, there's plenty of "collectibles", where each piece connects the story in one way or the other. Uncover the truth about the island you're on and remove any threat you find on your way.

Betrayer was one of my first games on Steam. The game has a unique setting and artstyle, gameplay. Using XVII century weapons that are slow makes the stealth system even more important. The lack of music makes this game pretty calming, the combat is basic, but good.
The story is interesting also the missions have interesting stories to tell.
I love the artstyle, you really should play it in black and white it gaves to this strange calm, but not really that calm atmosphere justice. Overall a good game, not perfect, but good
Its a solid 7/10

I Recommend. Why not. 4/5.

A lonely and harrowing detective mystery built inside a supernatural retelling of America's colonial founding. Although the actual FPS-style gameplay is fairly rudimentary, it doesn't get boring, and these sequences are usually kept short as they serve a much more satisfying, narrative purpose. You're offered a largely open-world to explore with clever audio cues that help guide you between interestingly assembled clues and set pieces that - at first - don't seem connected, but quickly begin to a assemble a terrifying image of life and death in a lawless place. Sickness, murder, treason, and disappearances all pockmark the map's surface and the spirits of those whose deaths remain unresolved await your assistance to write the game's story.