Jehanne
Bio
I firmly believe that every game should include at least 1 (one) rat.
In love with horror, classic point and click, and rpgs.
I firmly believe that every game should include at least 1 (one) rat.
In love with horror, classic point and click, and rpgs.
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Questionable controls, some bad voice acting, uninspired gameplay - under all of this lies a game that could have been awesome.
Unfortunately, it takes itself incredibly seriously (unless you reach the ending, at least), even though the story itself is nothing more than mediocre, often times confusing.
Some sequences can only described as boring, a few times even tedious.
Yet, Alone in the Dark has a great atmosphere and honestly, wonderful level and environmental design. I did quite like the transitions between places, they looked amazing.
My favourite part was, in truth, the ending. It felt like it was written by a completely different team and seemed truly exciting and fun.
Really wish the entire game was like that.
Unfortunately, it takes itself incredibly seriously (unless you reach the ending, at least), even though the story itself is nothing more than mediocre, often times confusing.
Some sequences can only described as boring, a few times even tedious.
Yet, Alone in the Dark has a great atmosphere and honestly, wonderful level and environmental design. I did quite like the transitions between places, they looked amazing.
My favourite part was, in truth, the ending. It felt like it was written by a completely different team and seemed truly exciting and fun.
Really wish the entire game was like that.
There's something to be said about my incredibly strong bond with a one hour long visual novel that was made in under a week more than 10 years ago.
A point-and-click adventure with an extremely unique sense of style. The game brings baroque paintings to life - it's just wonderful to look at.
Mechanically, it's nothing to write home about, combing rather easy puzzles with humour that's rather hit-or-miss. Personally, I wasn't that amused by it but Four Last Things still felt oddly charming.
The experience itself is rather short but I think it's worth it for the art style alone.
Mechanically, it's nothing to write home about, combing rather easy puzzles with humour that's rather hit-or-miss. Personally, I wasn't that amused by it but Four Last Things still felt oddly charming.
The experience itself is rather short but I think it's worth it for the art style alone.