Angelica Dinglasan

I've finished playing the game and it is one of the scariest games I've ever played, it is really unique to have a mix of a point-and-click game and a virtual tour along with using actors which give more immersion to playing the game. The game design is really well done and after watching the tutorial you can play the game without being confused most of the time. Sometimes you have to stay still in order to trigger something but otherwise it runs smoothly. The story is really neat and although the ending is abrupt the reason is due to running out of budget, the part that I appreciate the most is there's a section that the game tells you the antagonist of the game is not a representation of DID which I appreciate for thinking about the DID community. Overall, great design, great gameplay, and great idea. Can't wait to play the next sequel.

It's a really huge step-up from Man of Medan, and in my opinion I prefer Little Hope than Until Dawn. The character and the plot is well written and the monsters are a lot more scary (I hate the floating one lol). Most of the choices are well executed with the exception of a couple vague ones, there are no glitches, and it's really good that the game gives you a heads up on the QTEs. The ending is a bit confusing a first, but with the hints the game has given you it really gives you a good explanation on what has happened. For those who prefer the supernatural Until Dawn is for you, but for people like me who like the physiological kind of horror this is a step in your alley.