Ian's Eyes

Released Sep 2016

First days at school are usually tough, but they can be even tougher if you’re helping a blind 8-year-old boy named Ian who doesn't know the terrifying dangers that lurk around in every hallway. You play as North, Ian’s lifelong canine companion. Can you help him escape alive?

61% positive · 128 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

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Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Steam Free

Evaluation

Ian's Eyes launched on September 1, 2016 as the debut title from Sindie Games. It is a self-contained single-player adventure game with no DLC, no season pass, and no post-launch content announced at any point. The only developer communication on record is the launch day announcement, which describes a complete game experience. No updates, expansions, or future content plans have ever been communicated. The game shipped as a finished product and there is no indication that any further development was ever intended.

Evidence

Ian's Eyes launched on September 1, 2016 as Sindie Games' debut title. The post describes a complete game with no mention of planned post-launch content or updates.

news post · Sep 1, 2016 source content shipped

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Store description presents Ian's Eyes as a complete, self-contained adventure game with no references to ongoing updates, DLC, or future content.

description source content shipped

medium

Media

Details

Developer

Sindie Games

Publisher

SOEDESCO Publishing

Achievements

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Platform

Windows

Controller

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Steam Deck

Not rated

Players

Single-player

Indie Adventure Puzzle Controller Horror Difficult

About this game

Welcome to Wintreal, a small town in the northern US and home to the Blue Norholm Centenary School. Today is Ian’s first day at his new school. Being blind, Ian has always relied on North, his faithful seeing eye dog, to guide him. But not everything is as it seems at Blue Norholm, and it won’t take long until Ian’s blindness will be the least of North’s problems…

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