FAITH: The Unholy Trinity

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Pixel horror game, I love the demographic that the graphics aren’t up to date with modern games today, the give that “Arcade” kind of look, or early game styles that date back to the early 90s and 80s, it’s scary, but it’s cool and can be replayed multiple times for different endings! I love how there is a storyline and how your only defense is a crucifix. It takes exorcism to the next level. Highly recommend if you like the old 80s style pixels! There are jumpscares, boss battles and puzzles! Saying this as someone who’s spent 9+ hours on this game! I love Catholic/ religious horror!

Não sei deixem enganar pelos gráficos "simples". Faith, the Unholy Trinity é uma obra de puro terror e atmosfera. A apresentação minimalista permite que a imaginação desenhe os ambientes e criaturas. A gameplay não é complexa mas tem diversos finais que exigem exploração e atenção. 8/10

When: por cagarte de miedo hace 5 años lo reembolsas But: lo quieres jugar

i shall not be afraid of the terror in the night

Esto da más miedo que el puto outlast we, así te la pongo

Es increíble la ambientación que tiene este videojuego con solo unos pixeles y la cantidad de situaciones originales en las que te pone. Y aunque jugablemente es muy simple, para usar solo un botón es bastante variado. Que las apariencias no te engañen, es un juego muy bueno con mucho mimo.

[h2] The Bad Stuff [/h2] A lot of the negative reviews here mention some fights being frustrating, and I would agree with that. There are a few enemies that teleport randomly, and sometimes that just happens to be right on top of you, resulting in an instakill. This is especially an issue in the 3rd phase of the [spoiler] Miriam Bell [/spoiler] fight, which is already quite difficult as is. This issue has ruined two of my marathon mode attempts as of now, so I resonate with the frustration. [h2] The Good Stuff [/h2] Aside from the enemies teleporting problem, the difficulty seemed fair to me. The fights get harder as you go and the enemies get more interesting. The game is able to create surprisingly involved fights with a very simple gameplay, my favorite examples of that would be the [spoiler] Alu [/spoiler] fight requiring you to keep an eye on [spoiler] Lisa, fake copies of the boss, and yourself if you get possessed. [/spoiler] The sound design was by far my favorite and the most effective horror element of the game. Most of the soundtrack is classical music and hymns but certain areas will treat you to an echoing beeping noise that progressively gets louder, giving you the sense that danger is approaching, but nothing comes (except for when it does) and the game leaves you on edge. The story is really what you make of it. You don't need to find every single collectible to get a rough understanding of what is going on, but if you are into lore, there is plenty, with notes, secret bosses, and multiple endings for each chapter. I have replayed the game multiple times to see the full extent of the story, you can finish a full playthrough in under six hours, so it is really not that tedious to go back for alternate endings and collectibles. If you aren't interested in the lore past the main story, I at least recommend replaying Chapter III to get the ''bad'' ending (Ending III), it is the fastest way to finish Chapter III and, in my opinion, the most emotionally impactful part of the story. You can tell, the developer had fun designing the main antagonist. Despite the game having realtively little room for character exploration, [spoiler] Gary Miller [/spoiler] is fun and has a personality, same goes for Father Garcia. Give this game a shot if you are a horror enthusiast or enjoy visually unique titles, and remember, [i] Gary loves you. [/i]