Emma Nelson

Alright. This game is not bad nor is it good. Let's break it down. Controls: For any system other than PC, the controls SUCK. The developers could have made use of the D-pad for the dynamic inventory. Gameplay: I like the free roam feel, I really do. But SOME direction would have been nice. Like, click down on right stick for a hint. Or an objective in the top left corner of the screen. That was the main thing that made me put down a previous game, Agony. I had no clue what I was supposed to do in that game and no clue what I was supposed do in this one. There were also a few bugs that I did not appreciate but reported. Creativeness/Content: Honestly, I liked the creatures and mini ideas that the developers came up with. I did not expect Lucy and her jaw ordeal. Or Dolores and her "rope." I saw a couple of reviews say they did not like the changing scenery, but I personally loved it. I think that deserves a hat off to the creators for not playing it safe with just staying inside the house. I can genuinely see the artistic minds behind the coding and I love it. Storyline: The storyline was a bit hard to follow. I got the gist of it but I still have several questions. Luckily I have Google. Graphics: The graphics weren't what I was expecting. They weren't great. The load screen makes it seem like you're getting Series X graphics but you're actually getting 360 graphics. Horror: 10/10. Perfect jump scares, definitely grotesque and I love that part Overall: This is a game I would play again. It fits the horror theme to a T. I would really like to see this game remade with extra funds and extra care. The people behind the coding are very talente, more so than I will ever be but this game could be so much more if given the chance.

It wasn't horrible but it wasn't great. I play a lot of horror games, it's my preferred genre. This was just missing something. About the third or fourth time of.. let's just say everything going blurry, I was kind of over it. It felt repetitive. There didn't seem much sustenance too it. The graphics were beautiful, but even the collectible items didn't contribute much to the story. The only tense moments I had in this game were when I felt that Bullet might be hurt because I absolutely LOVED Bullet. He honestly made the game worth playing and I liked that the developers played with our heart strings with him. Chapter 17 was extremely long and drawn out and I was just rushing through it because I was tired of playing... The monsters were interesting, although very lacking in versatility. I liked the symbolic relationship between Carver and Ellis. I got the Bad ending for Ellis and Good ending for Bullet, and I enjoyed the way it ended. I did shed a tear at the end. But overall it was kind of disappointing but not completely disheartening. It's a game you're either going to love or hate