What a neat game !
Overall I enjoyed my time with this game I am glad I finally got around to playing it. What initially struck me with this game is its graphics that look very Atari like. To see a horror game in this type graphical is VERY VERY rare now adays so I had to check it out. While the Atari graphics are cool I think the in game cutscenes are honestly breathtaking idk what that graphical style is called but the cutscenes look so damn awesome.
Past that what do we get? an older style of game where you do a lot of walking , collectible finding , Demon Exorcising, and more walking. I think overall the gameplay was FINE at most I was pretty let down by the boring boss fights and the lack of interaction for the most part. You really can't do much within the game past walking over stuff or using your cross against demons. I wish there would be more interacting with the stuff versus having to walk over everything.
The game has 3 chapters each chapter growing longer in time length. I wouldn't really say I have a favorite chapter as all 3 chapters tell one big story so for me its hard to say which chapter I like more. Onto story the story is honestly very intriguing and filled with deep lore that you have to search very deep for in each chapter through notes you find. To keep this very shorty the story follows a priest going to the home of a family to perform an exorcism on a young girl named Amy who was possessed by a demo. There was a first attempt at her Exorcism but it didn't go well so now you are going back to try again. Now if you do not enjoy reading you won't enjoy a big part of this game as most of the lore is told through these notes and some notes can get pretty wordy. But if you enjoy that stuff you will love this game as the world and lore is very rich if you choose to dig really deep. If you do not want to dig that deep and feel confused by the end search up Flaw Peacock on youtube and watch his 4+ hour series on the lore for faith its very interesting. There are multiple endings for each chapter which are fun to hunt for until you hit the last chapter of the game.
This game is atheistically pleasing but lacking in the gameplay department and ease of story absorption. You can follow along but you will get very confused by the story by the end unless you watch a lore video which will make things clearer. But lord I am going to say it again the cutscenes in this game are so badass!!!!!
Overall I had a good time with this and I do recommend this game if you are looking for a retro style horror game.
Overall I enjoyed my time with this game I am glad I finally got around to playing it. What initially struck me with this game is its graphics that look very Atari like. To see a horror game in this type graphical is VERY VERY rare now adays so I had to check it out. While the Atari graphics are cool I think the in game cutscenes are honestly breathtaking idk what that graphical style is called but the cutscenes look so damn awesome.
Past that what do we get? an older style of game where you do a lot of walking , collectible finding , Demon Exorcising, and more walking. I think overall the gameplay was FINE at most I was pretty let down by the boring boss fights and the lack of interaction for the most part. You really can't do much within the game past walking over stuff or using your cross against demons. I wish there would be more interacting with the stuff versus having to walk over everything.
The game has 3 chapters each chapter growing longer in time length. I wouldn't really say I have a favorite chapter as all 3 chapters tell one big story so for me its hard to say which chapter I like more. Onto story the story is honestly very intriguing and filled with deep lore that you have to search very deep for in each chapter through notes you find. To keep this very shorty the story follows a priest going to the home of a family to perform an exorcism on a young girl named Amy who was possessed by a demo. There was a first attempt at her Exorcism but it didn't go well so now you are going back to try again. Now if you do not enjoy reading you won't enjoy a big part of this game as most of the lore is told through these notes and some notes can get pretty wordy. But if you enjoy that stuff you will love this game as the world and lore is very rich if you choose to dig really deep. If you do not want to dig that deep and feel confused by the end search up Flaw Peacock on youtube and watch his 4+ hour series on the lore for faith its very interesting. There are multiple endings for each chapter which are fun to hunt for until you hit the last chapter of the game.
This game is atheistically pleasing but lacking in the gameplay department and ease of story absorption. You can follow along but you will get very confused by the story by the end unless you watch a lore video which will make things clearer. But lord I am going to say it again the cutscenes in this game are so badass!!!!!
Overall I had a good time with this and I do recommend this game if you are looking for a retro style horror game.