
"Lumber Island - That Special Place" is a psychedelic first-person horror adventure.
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I remember playing this as an early demo a few years ago and only recently found it again and was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't perfect, but it was creative and genuinely creepy in parts. Enjoyed it!
出色的独立恐怖游戏
one of the best indie horror games , deep plot , scary enough , atmospheric
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J'ai joué à un bon paquet de jeux d'horreur, et je peux affirmer que Lumber Island possède l'une des bestioles les plus répugnantes qu'il m'ait été donné de voir ! Ceci étant dit, nous nous retrouvons devant un jeu tout ce qu'il y a de plus classique. Notre héros se réveille sur une île mystérieuse où se trouve une scierie, et il va essayer de s'en sortir, tout en découvrant pourquoi la seule âme qui vive (à première vue) est un bûcheron fou qui lui court après. Comme d'habitude, l'histoire se découvre à travers des notes écrites et des pages de journeaux qui vous permettront de reconstituer le déroulé des événements. Il y a beaucoup à lire, et comme il s'agit d'une histoire plutôt lovecraftienne, il faut s'accrocher pour ne pas perdre le fil, sans quoi vous risquez de manquer quelques précieux détails et ne pas tout comprendre. La fin du jeu reste de toute façon énigmatique. Je précise que certaines notes comportent des indications sur ce qu'il faut faire (ou ne pas faire) et donc qu'il vaut mieux être attentif. Niveau gameplay, notre personnage peut courir (joie!), il faut trouver les bons objets pour avancer, et ne pas hésiter à retourner toute une pièce pour trouver ce qu'il nous fait, car ils sont parfois bien cachés. Le jeu n'est pas difficile, mais parfois maladroit, surtout quand il brise tout d'un coup ses propres règles. Exemple : ce moment où l'on doit ouvrir une porte pour s'échapper en urgence. Alors que nous devons depuis le début cliquer pour les ouvrir, il suffit, lors de cette séquence, de courir dessus. Sauf que rien ne permet de le deviner, et que si l'on a pas le réflexe de se coller à la porte, elle reste fermée et l'on se demande alors ce qu'il faut faire. Globalement, Lumber Island est très sombre, et votre pauvre briquet magique (car inépuisable) n'y changera pas grand chose ; c'est parfois un peu gênant. Niveau sonore, le jeu est presque tout entier marqué par une pulsation rythmée qui confère un sentiment d'urgence et de menace latente. Efficace, mais cela peut prendre la tête si vous mettez trop de temps à progresser. En somme : sans être époustouflant, Lumber Island est un jeu honnête que je peux vous recommander sans problème. [i]Plus de critiques de jeux indépendants sur [url=http://theoletna.com/avis/test-jeux-video.html]THEOLETNA.COM[/url][/i]
An sich ist das Spiel okay, aber einige Rätsel sind super nervig und für 4,99€ ist das doch recht schwach.
Lumber Island - That Special Place is a strange, but kind of interesting horror adventure game, now then the story. A young man wakes up on an abandoned lumber island, he has no idea how he got there, but he knows he must escape. But this island may not be as abandoned as he thinks as he will soon meet the monsters that roam this horrid place. Alrighty then the likes, the story is interesting and confusing, I think I get it, but I could be wrong, so smarter people may have to try to dissect this game and you may have to play it a few more times to get the story. The gameplay is okay rather simple, pick up items to solve light puzzles as you avoid the stalker of the game, nothing really too complicated, but there is a problem with it but that's for the dislikes. The graphics are pretty good from what I can see it has a nice use of colors and designs that make this island feel real in some ways. The levels were okay; a little diverse we get to explore a little abandoned Village, a creepy mansion and a mine, you know classic staples of any horror game. The stalker of the game is okay has a nice Lumberjack/executioner look to him. The music was fine nothing really to write home about. The notes were okay they gave a little history of the island and they also tell you how to solve certain puzzles. Alrighty then the dislikes, the game is too dark to play what I mean by that is when you play the game you are given a lighter, but the problem is it barely illuminates anything and you have to get real close to objects in order to see them, which kind of sucks because I really wanted to see everything. And also because of the darkness it can be hard to find some of the objects in order to progress through the game and some of the objects could be pretty well hidden, I had to look up a walkthrough multiple times just to get through this game. Also the notes has a little problem with them and that is we can't really collect them, I would liked to be able to collect the notes so I could have gone over all of them before beating the game to understand the story better. Also the game doesn't have any achievements which I think this game should have. Now done with that Lumber Island - That Special Place is a strange, but kind of interesting horror adventure game, as interesting story, okay gameplay and an okay stalker, so do I recommend this game, I don't really know it's kind of hard to pin down if I'm telling the truth, you may find this interesting and it's only five bucks so you may want to give it a try.
Нет купрсора, не могу играть
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