The third installment of Ben Croshaw's "Chzo Mythos" features the infamous cat burglar Trilby, as he proceeds to track down the cursed wooden idol, that contains the murderous soul of John DeFoe, at secluded Clanbronwyn Hotel.
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El peak de terror y sentirse incómodo de Chzo Mithos aquí
the final puzzle fully redeems the gimmicky text parser control scheme
People say this is the best one in the series. People do not lie here. What you have here is a much tighter and cleaner mystery than previous games with a sheer emphasis on cultish horror and perception of reality. The theming and overall atmosphere is top notch, all topped off with the lead no longer being a 'Im an everyguy cool guy' mary-sue and instead showing someone whos more afraid, scarred and prone to mistakes.
Its still very short and quite easy to plow through thanks to the few rooms... and some of the 'scares' the series likes to use are starting to feel a little old hat at this point. Its still good none the less.
Its still very short and quite easy to plow through thanks to the few rooms... and some of the 'scares' the series likes to use are starting to feel a little old hat at this point. Its still good none the less.
best one in the series. all the pieces of the puzzle fall into place, and i'm shocked that this wasn't the finale.