Through Abandoned

Name: Through Abandoned
Rating: 4 (637 reviews)
Author: Snapbreak Games

By: Snapbreak Games App

Adventure

Overview

Version:

1.14

Last updated: 2020-07-10

Ranking

#76,366 ▼ 1,949

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Can you navigate the Abandoned? Journey through mysterious places in search of your lost twin in a classic point-and-click adventure with twists. Solve challenging puzzles across three chapters, with the first chapter free to play.

Your twin disappeared into a curious place called the Abandoned. Navigate a maze of doors, uncover secrets, and decide if you have what it takes to bring him home. Download now and start your journey.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Snapbreak Games

Rating:

4.00

(637)

Version:

1.14 Last updated: 2020-07-10

Version code:

836734039

Creation date:

2018-05-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

758.41MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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Ranking

# 76,366 ▼ 1,949

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Developed by:

Snapbreak Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/through-abandoned/id1360291910

Website:

https://snapbreak.com/games/through-abandoned

User Reviews

Players praise the game for challenging puzzles, eerie atmosphere, and a Submachine-like vibe. The core puzzle experience is engaging and replay-worthy, but monetization gating, stability issues (glitches, secrets, inventory), and progress/purchase restoration problems are common drawbacks. Some reviewers also critique originality. Overall, strong puzzle design and mood stand out, while monetization, reliability, and originality concerns are the main negatives.

Pros

Challenging puzzles requiring critical thinking
Engaging eerie atmosphere with calm music and distinctive art style
Strong puzzle design and a nostalgic Submachine-like vibe
Fun, addictive gameplay with varied puzzles across levels
Accessible and enjoyable first level that draws players in

Cons

Paywalled progression: unlocking the remaining levels requires purchase, felt as a cash grab
Frequent glitches and bugs (secrets not unlocking, inventory overlap, puzzle recognition failures)
Issues with restoring purchases or progress after device changes
Perceived lack of originality / being a Submachine ripoff
Some players find later levels overly difficult or frustrating

Recent reviews

Honestly, the only reason I’m giving it a one star review is because I’m crashing out over the fact that I could’ve just played cool math games and got two chapters for free instead of getting this game and figuring out really quickly that you have to pay for the check I’ve always loved this game, but you’re just making me mad when you do this!!!😡🤬