Gloomwood

EU SOU UM ANIMAL POR TER ESCOLHIDO JOGAR NO FULL MOON(segunda maior dificuldade do jogo) NA MINHA PRIMEIRA GAMEPLAY MAS EU TO ADORANDO E ESSE JOGO É MARAVILHOSO

Very good

Hands down my favorite Stealth game, because (at least the way I played) you aren't exactly a brawler. You can prepare a few aces up your sleeve, facilitating your escape should things go south, while still encouraging stealth, even if you decide to prey on your enemies. I love the look of the game. I couldn't find a single thing that didn't fit the style. Many other games also use older graphics, but then you find a few things looking waaay better than the rest (most notably skyboxes), which immensely hinders immersion. I'm happy to report this to not be the case in Gloomwood! The style and visual quality stay consistent and are complemented by good lighting (especially [spoiler]your lantern, the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ flickering of the flame really adds to the horror of certain sections[/spoiler]), and most places have enough objects/details scattered/placed around to support the intended atmosphere without feeling cluttered. The game (as of the Hightown Update) does not have auto-saves, only quick-saves (the difference of which I learned the hard way early on) or normal, "location-locked" saves. Personally I like this, and I do not use quick-saves, leading to a permadeath-direction, which in turn makes the risks riskier and encounters more exhilarating, provided you don't die all the time. Unfortunately, however, I find the difficulty (on Full-Moon, basically Hard, but not Nightmare) to be too inconsistent, since your guns can be used very offensively. There are areas where this is necessary, but there are also areas where this is overpowered (but optional, so take it with a grain of salt). Correct me if I'm wrong, but letting your enemies live does not yet provide any benefits. Once you killed everyone, the area obviously becomes a walk in the park. Now, this DOES NOT make the game less fun, it's rather some currently untapped potential. Of course, this isn't all there is to be said, but Gloomwood is a blast to play, and it will likely only get better as time goes on. If you don't mind having to wait half a year for a new area you should try the game, and if you do mind, at least put it on your wishlist. If I convinced you to play, you're next in line. Convince someone else.