A highly emotional RPG with Personality System and Mind Map Mechanics. Survive the unjust psychotherapy, lift yourself from rock bottom and uncover the mystery of the time anomaly that keeps the world stuck in 47 minutes.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONE Series X|SGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle Role-playing (RPG) StrategyThemes
Drama Mystery
Languages: English and 4 more
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Critic Reviews
Oyungezer Online
By Eser GüvenI wish it hadn't squeezed such interesting ideas and a compelling concept (though clearly inspired by Disco Elysium) into a package that fails to excite much and occasionally feels like a time-waster due to some of its mechanics. While Rue Valley could have been so much more, it seems content with being just average.
RPG Fan
By RPG FanRue Valley excels in brief snippets, but forces players through long spans of laborious exploration.
AdventureGames.hu
By Endre LineaOverall, Rue Valley gets off to a very strong start, and after a brief period of uncertainty, it manages to bring the story to a satisfying close. When it came to choosing and shaping our personality, I felt the developers missed a few genuinely promising opportunities, but I didn’t regret at all being there alongside Eugene during one of the long, at times painfully self-honest hours of his life.
Niche Gamer
By Fingal BelmontRue Valley is a mixed bag. Its strongest moments are getting to grips with Eugene’s situation, learning the character’s routines, and the initial sense of mystery and intrigue. Regretfully, it doesn’t stick to landing due to a rough and utterly boring final stretch. If you want an RPG, you aren’t really going to get one here.
