If you try to play it by yourself without watching a gameplay video or doing something to get an idea, you'll quit within an hour at most. As the game progresses, you have to manage your clones, their psychological states, bad moods, you have to do a lot of things, the time limit is annoying, things keep breaking, they're always hungry, if you make a mistake you have to go back days. Overall, it was a very good idea but in practice it's difficult and annoying for a gamer who wants to have a pleasant time, not to get frustrated. Too many ideas from programmers, add this and that, it doesn't work, you can't fit everything in

The Alters is one of the boldest and most original creations of the past decade, a true masterpiece that combines storytelling, survival mechanics, and psychological depth at a level rarely seen in gaming. Every minute you feel like you are inside a universe that respects you, challenges you, and rewards you, while the idea of the Alters (alternative selves) transforms from a gimmick into one of the most thrilling narrative mechanisms we have seen. The atmosphere, tension, suspense, and detail in the characters combine into a unique blend that draws you in and doesn't let go.

Moreover, the game stands out with the quality and maturity of its production. The way the base evolves, the constant small and big decisions, the management of moods, the relationship with the Alters, and the weight that each choice carries create an experience unlike any other. The Alters is not just good; it is unique, one of those games that you realize has been made with passion, vision, and incredible attention to detail. If you love games that captivate you, make you think, and offer an emotional experience that will remain unforgettable, The Alters is an absolute must-buy.