Played via the UK PSN release on a Vita OLED.
This is the third Stranga Games experience I've had and I think this is quite possibly my favourite so far. Again, there's nothing ground breaking here in terms of gameplay, sound, art or narrative, but it pulls all aspects together rather cohesively you form a solid cozy horror experience that doesn't take more than a couple of hours to play through.
The puzzles are fun and relatively imaginative here but there were a couple of options I just would not have found out about without the help of a guide. The areas to explore keep your attention too with four very different levels to work through and a relatively soothing soundtrack to accompany you throughout. It also benefits from having a clearer narrative in comparison to Stranga's later efforts of My Big Sister and Red Bow although admittedly with aspects in both bad and good endings being a bit too vague again.
Overall if you're wanting to try a relatively interesting narrative-based point and click with some minor horror elements I really suggest giving this a go. It doesn't take long and it won't blow your mind but the characters are fairly memorable and the entire game is pretty chill.
This is the third Stranga Games experience I've had and I think this is quite possibly my favourite so far. Again, there's nothing ground breaking here in terms of gameplay, sound, art or narrative, but it pulls all aspects together rather cohesively you form a solid cozy horror experience that doesn't take more than a couple of hours to play through.
The puzzles are fun and relatively imaginative here but there were a couple of options I just would not have found out about without the help of a guide. The areas to explore keep your attention too with four very different levels to work through and a relatively soothing soundtrack to accompany you throughout. It also benefits from having a clearer narrative in comparison to Stranga's later efforts of My Big Sister and Red Bow although admittedly with aspects in both bad and good endings being a bit too vague again.
Overall if you're wanting to try a relatively interesting narrative-based point and click with some minor horror elements I really suggest giving this a go. It doesn't take long and it won't blow your mind but the characters are fairly memorable and the entire game is pretty chill.