Burn Me Alive

Mutilate your dog then blast that devil music to summon hippie punk zombie spam and trash fps gun mechanics. Better off burning your wallet than burning through Burn Me Alive.

Burn Me Alive is a budget story-driven horror game. It combines some puzzles of medium complexity as well as a small shooter part. The menu greets us with an ugly model of the main character. Settings contain a choice of language, resolution and basic graphic settings. The story in the game can't be called very original. We have already come across games in which the main character loses his family and gets drunk/goes crazy, etc. Although the course of the game, with the exception of a couple of moments, is quite exciting and the denouement can please. It will take you about 2 hours to complete the game. Of course, if the game would be reduced from all unnecessary actions and parts, then it would take about an hour. So, in the first half you should go from point A to point B and back, and so on several times. And towards the end, a terrible shooter part appears, and for finishing it you can kill all the nerve cells. Its problems are poor reloading of weapons, monsters spawn right next to the main character, special effects interfere, and in general, according to the plot, this is an absolutely superfluous thing. Another minor minus is the inability to see the inventory. The best part of the game is the sound. First, the characters have decent voice acting. Secondly, the music and effects are well done and are used to build up the atmosphere. Verdict: It could've been a good horror but it was spoiled by the wrong decisions of the developers and the lack of fresh ideas. Therefore, at the moment, a strong middle peasant. [list] [*]Gameplay: 6 [*]Graphics: 6 [*]Sound and music: 8 [*]Interface and control: 5 [*]Impression: 6 [*]Rating: [b]6.2[/b] [/list]