Release Date: September 9, 2022
Betrayal At Club Low is a surreal genre cocktail that combines adventure and RPG elements. While playing, we have to explore locations and solve puzzles, but most of them require testing the hero's stats, which we can develop.
Betrayal At Club Low is a hybrid of adventure game and RPG. The game was developed by Cosmo D studio, the authors known for Off-Peak, The Norwood Suite and Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1.
The action takes place in the same universe as the Cosmo D team's previous games, offering a surreal vision of the near future.
The game begins when our friend is trapped in a popular nightclub, built in a former coffin factory. There he conducts an undercover investigation to uncover the crimes of local businessmen.
Our task is to infiltrate the building and figure out a way to get our friend out before his cover is burned.
Betrayal At Club Low combines elements of the point-n-click adventure and RPG genres. We explore locations, collect items, hold conversations and solve puzzles.
Strong RPG elements have been added to these adventure standards. The protagonist is described with a number of statistics that we can develop. Most challenges require us not only to be clever, but also to successfully test our character's skills, implemented in the form of dice rolls modeled on tabletop role-playing games. The fun is enriched by a variety of ingenious mini-games.
The game is largely non-linear, and many problems have several solutions. In addition, our decisions, as well as failures and successes, shape the development of the story and lead us to one of 11 alternative endings.
Betrayal At Club Low offers only singleplayer gameplay. The game has several difficulty modes, which affect the type of challenges and many story elements, so the whole thing can be played through multiple times, each time getting fresh plots.
The game features highly unusual graphics. It is fully three-dimensional and was done in a sloppy, simplistic style, reminiscent of early 3D animations from the first half of the 1990s. Such execution works well with the atmosphere of the game and the surrealism of the realities created by the authors.
Platforms:
PC Windows
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System Requirements for Betrayal at Club Low Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5 3.0 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card GeForce 800 Series / Radeon Pro 560 2 GB, 2 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i7 3.6 GHz, 16 GB RAM, graphic card GeForce 900 Series / Radeon Pro 560 4 GB, 2 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Game Ratings for Betrayal at Club Low Video Game.
Eurogamer: by Alexis Ong
This narrative-driven dice game from Cosmo D is packed full of his signature visual and musical motifs, and loosely picks up your pizzaiolo/secret agent journey from 2020's Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1.
Entertainium: by Callum Rakestraw
Betrayal At Club Low‘s humor may be one of its draws, but the way it plays with dice rolls and captures the sensibilities of tabletop games is what makes it shine. The myriad ways any one playthrough can go – or a single roll even – make it a joy to constantly revisit and see what happens if you try this instead of that. This is my first experience with a Cosmo D game (I’ve meant to play Off-Peak for ages but haven’t because I’m terrible) and I feel like a fool for putting them off for so long. If this is just a peek at what the stories of Off-Peak City has to offer, I’m very excited to see what else this surreal world has in store.
Hey Poor Player: 4.5 / 5 by Jonathan Trussler
Betrayal at Club Low is a masterclass in artful innovation. It gives the player a lot more interactivity and agency than its predecessor, Tales From Off Peak City, and in the process totally re-invents the entire point n’ click adventure genre. Trying out such a bold new gameplay style was a big gamble, but it’s a roll of the dice that’s won big.
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