Com certeza esse jogo é uma pérola dos jogos de terror.

A ambientação em geral é super imersiva e junto aos menus que fazem parte do mundo (diegéticos) traz algo muito único. Cada parte da nave q nos é apresentada durante esses 12 capítulos são muito bem construídos, o que faz a exploração ser extremamente fluída.

Entretanto, a falta de falas do Isaac deixa os aspectos de relacionamento entre os personagens muito bizarros. As pessoas falam coisas tão importantes e carregadas de emoção e o protagonista não expressa uma sequer palavra.

Quanto a jogabilidade e gráficos não tenho nada a reclamar, pois mesmo aqui no 360 o jogo é bem jogável e não vejo nada que seria de alguma forma datado (por mais que sei q no remake tem diversas coisas a mais e bem bonitas).

Basicamente é isso.

More of an action game than a horror game. You aren't locked in there with the monster , they are locked in there with you.
Going into this game i didn't think i would end up loving it for the combat the best.
The guns in this game are so satisfying to use, cause it does things a bit differently, instead of aiming for the head , you have to aim for limbs. Guns in this game literally cut off the enemies body parts it makes for such a satisfying gun play.
Also it has one of the coolest looking armors in video game history.

Entering the menu instantly gives you idea of what are you gonna go through. And intro is even better. Very well settles up the ground for our crew and the thrill of exploring dark corridors on abandoned space station. And that intro is probably one of my favorite beginning of video games ever. Very well creates the atmosphere and from time to time got the feeling that developers tried to do some kind of criticism on capitalism, basing on ads on spaceship and FUNCTIONING SHOP on fucking abondended spaceship that ain't even able to communicate with outer world. But idk, maybe I'm just overthinking cuz this theme feels barely touched.
Unfortunetly after around first hour game from adventure/horror becomes RPG and horror isn't terriying anymore. Also story was almost absolutely cut, so everything that's not the beginning and the end lacks the pacing, making the gameplay a bit secondary.
But going through mass of aliens, chopping them with very varied types of weapons is very pleasant. Upgrading gear actually matters and is very straightforward.
Maybe if it had more plot, and more similiar to beginning gameplay without many unimportant mechanics (telekinesis) I would give it a 10. But still very good game and probably I was just expecting something different.

Really solid! Didn't get it at first but it didn't take long to see why this game has the reputation it does. Still looks good by modern standards, the movement is fairly smooth (although I would've loved a quick turn button) and the atmosphere is top notch. The fully diagetic UI is such a cool gimmick, as is the use of mining equipment to dismember Horrific Abominations! Definitely more of an action horror with survival horror elements in the vein of RE4 or bioshock, as there are very few puzzles and enemy encounters are usually mandatory for progression, although that's more of an observation than a complaint. I think my biggest real issue is that you're constantly being talked at by characters, explaining the situation and telling you where to go, which just kills the kind of isolated feeling you need for a game like this. The exploration and combat are genuinely fun, but when you're constantly getting locked in a room for a few minutes so a character can exposit at you it feels like wasted time. Although I hear that's a problem they more or less fix in the sequel so i'll have to play that at some point. Overall a really cool sci-fi horror action game, it's easy to see why it had such an impact on the genre.

The constant jumpscare noises become immediately grating and the game's overall plot structure/objectives is a mess. Why have the ship as this interconnected place if all that's done storywise is "go here Issac"?

Game takes a lot of elements from other games and that's totally fine but I wish they meshed together better. There's kind of a reason why people don't do Resident Evil 4 and Silent Hill 2 at the same time imo, they're two very different approaches to horror that don't really work together well.

Body dismemberment is neat and about 2 minutes of the story are neat, but mostly to me this feels like a rough draft to something better.