Never heard of this game and was very excited to get to it this October and boy lemme tell ya, there is a good reason I have never heard of it.
As I booted it up it had the worst sound mixing with audio messing up and speakers crackling constantly and sounded like I was playing a N64 or PSX game. The game just feels very wonky and clunky and gets pretty repetitive with the same plot points happening throughout each of the three areas you go through. I have to say the worst part about this game was the lighting and darkness. I get the game means to make a more scary/horror atmosphere by making it dark, but when it makes it nearly impossible to see where you are going or what you should be doing it becomes a problem. I like how they tried to make fixed camera angles like silent hill and resident evil, but they honestly do more harm then good. So many times the camera angles would swap and spin me around to where I was going into a door I just left from or getting hit from an enemies attack I would of easily dodged.
I want to give it the benefit of the doubt because it is an older game and some things can change in the future and mistakes happen, but I feel like this just doesn't cut it. Too many issues soil the experience of this game which also suffers from its own mediocrity. I would say its more like an Indiana Jones type of game then a horror one. Even if you like Indiana Jones, hell I would say play something else.
As I booted it up it had the worst sound mixing with audio messing up and speakers crackling constantly and sounded like I was playing a N64 or PSX game. The game just feels very wonky and clunky and gets pretty repetitive with the same plot points happening throughout each of the three areas you go through. I have to say the worst part about this game was the lighting and darkness. I get the game means to make a more scary/horror atmosphere by making it dark, but when it makes it nearly impossible to see where you are going or what you should be doing it becomes a problem. I like how they tried to make fixed camera angles like silent hill and resident evil, but they honestly do more harm then good. So many times the camera angles would swap and spin me around to where I was going into a door I just left from or getting hit from an enemies attack I would of easily dodged.
I want to give it the benefit of the doubt because it is an older game and some things can change in the future and mistakes happen, but I feel like this just doesn't cut it. Too many issues soil the experience of this game which also suffers from its own mediocrity. I would say its more like an Indiana Jones type of game then a horror one. Even if you like Indiana Jones, hell I would say play something else.