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About This Game Discover the forgotten story, survive and solve the unique puzzles! Days Under Custody is a title made as a classic horror adventure game where a dramatic story, unique puzzles and an enemy stalking you all the time, will test and keep you tense to discover the history behind a lot of inexplicable events. As you progress through the story of this game, you'll find out what is really happening, pay attention to the events and dialogues if you really want to know the dramatic story of Days Under Custody. Key Features Unique and random puzzles. A soundtrack that you can't miss.Trading CardsTwo different finals available!A big number of notes to obtain and read where the story is developed in profound way. 1075eedd30 Title: Days Under CustodyGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Abraham CarreolaPublisher:Groupees InteractiveRelease Date: 23 Nov, 2015 Days Under Custody Activation Code days in police custody. early days in custody psi. days under custody steam. days in custody calculator. days under custody game. days under custody This game has been created and orchestrated with no real care at all. The only enjoyment I've got from buying this is reading the positive reviews, these are hilarious, but only to someone who has been exposed to the game. Save your money.. *Update the dev says it has fixed the issues with the contorls and I found out if you press the G key things just start spawning in your inventory.*Old reviewThe controls for this game do not make any sense or are no existent. I just hit every key on my keyboard with the blind hope something would happen. Then my hero started walking sideways and I gave up.There isn't mouse support yet it seems like you have to use a mouse to play this game. I have no idea why this would ever be a problem in 2015.. Days Under Custody, developed by Abraham Carreola, is a side-scroller horror game with a lot of heart, but not enough presentation.You play as Duc Parkings (Yes, you read that right. Your name is Duc. I could hardly believe it either), who\u2019s been taunted by horrible nightmares. One late night, after another fit of bad dreaming, Duc falls under a sinister impression; his inner demons are manifesting themselves into reality, and their trying to break into his apartment. It\u2019s the player\u2019s job to escape whatever madness peruses them, and to uncover the truth behind Duc\u2019s murky history.We\u2019ll start things off with the graphics. The quality isn\u2019t terrible, but it\u2019s pixel art at its simplest. There\u2019s nothing in the design department that\u2019ll keep you hooked, and character models and animations are very stiff and barebones. There were some moments when the game looked aesthetically pleasing, like the dancing of dust specs beneath the grimy light of a sewer lamp, but those moments were few and far between.As for gameplay, it\u2019s what you\u2019d expect. Puzzles with some survival mechanics thrown into the mix, with a side of item collecting. Duc\u2019s movement speed is terribly slow, and walking down one long hallway to the next, only to realize that you missed something down the previous hallway is not a fun experience. Occasionally, an axe-wielding killer will appear at scripted moments, and you\u2019ll have to hide yourself inside dressers to evade him. But these scenarios can be very cheap. The killer\u2019s appearances are so random and misplaced that (unless you\u2019ve played the game before) a first-time player will have to learn from his\/her mistake on the next go. This is why I highly recommend you save game as frequently as possible, lest you have to trek all the way back from your last save point.Lastly, the story\u2026Eh\u2026 It\u2019s a stunted mess of scatterbrained mystery pieces and untapped potential. I won\u2019t spoil anything for you, but the twist ending is so clich\u00e9 that I couldn\u2019t help but roll my eyes. The story can be uncovered by finding notes, which are hidden all over the game. But the dev must\u2019ve used Google as his main source of translation. I\u2019ve seen bad grammar before, but sheesh. A word of advice to all indie devs: If English isn\u2019t your first language, it is VITAL that you hire a professional translator, if possible. What makes me sad is\u2026 Days Under Custody has the heart and soul of something great, but it lives in the body of a mediocre product. Some real effort was put in, but there are so many better games you could buy for 5 bucks or less. But I\u2019m confident that this developer will make something great.. Cool concept but not so great execution. I really love the idea of an adventure game where I'm always being stalked by a monster. It's kindof like a gothic version of Alien: Isolation. Unfortunately the translation is really poor and it's oftentimes hard to know where to go or what to do.. I gave it a try despite all the negative feedback this game gets because I really enjoyed Home that had a similar ratio of people disliking it. Unfortunately Days Under Custody is really bad and definitely deserves such reviews. Poor gameplay, terrible English translation, dull story. It doesn't even close properly when you click on exit, you have to kill application in a Task Manager. Don't waste your time and money on this crap.. It's very much your classic find the notes, find the story. As cliche as it can get. Nice mechanics but that\u00b4s about it. On another note I agree with other reviews here, the English could do some correcting. A lot.