Psych

6/7 Game play: It's very simple and easy to get used to. You can get through the story pretty quickly. On some occasions, you have to walk nearby a few triggers for the story to progress but other than that, everything is fine. Looking around is smooth but it took a bit to get used to my character having a "delayed stop". Overall, the game keeps me engaged. Graphics/Visuals: Visuals is great even on the lowest settings. Everything is pretty clear to see except for a certain item. The art style fits very well. The only thing that didn't fit is the memory sequences in Chapter 1. It would have better if it was in a cut scene instead of drawings. Graphics wise, i'll give it an N/A. My PC is schit so i couldn't tell but i'll take everyone's word for it. Story: It kept me engaged throughout the whole part even during Chapter 2. I wanted to know the truth as much as Alexander Green did. The newspapers helped build the world and gave history and life to the park which was good since the story revolved around it. Controls: They're easy to use and to remember even after you lose a certain item. I never rebind-ed my keys so they were already are in a good spot. Replay-ability: I would play it again for the achievements, other than that, it would be a one and done game play. Every item and interactions are at and in the same spot so once you finish the game, you kinda know where and when things will happen. Sound/Music: The quality of the sounds is chef's kiss. Music and SFX combined gave me goosebumps. And they were good goosebumps. Performance: The whole game performed smoothly even for my schitty PC. I was always at a steady 20 frames but that's on my end.

I got it when it was on sale. It was a pretty good game and pretty lengthy. Some of the objectives were a little hard to find and the maps were not great so i found myself wondering around aimlessly a lot but I figured it out eventually.

BOŞ İŞ

Годный хоррор 10/10

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All in all, of the more boring horror games I've played... On the positive side: +For this price the amount of content is alright. + I was pleasantly surprised that you can use all numbers you find via Ingame-lore in the telephone booth + I haven't encountered any bugs - The "horror" is a bunch of predictable jumpscares. There are attempts of psychological horror but they fail in execution. - Early on I noticed that you're never in real danger, so the game turned for me into a funhouse ride. - The main mechanic in the game (blinking) has no real purpose other than to annoy the player. It's never been cleverly intertwined with the gameplay - The main character is unlikeable - The big story twist was quite predictable - From all the possible story strings (that you can learn about from ingame-lore) we follow only the most boring one - You only move in like 3 different maps. - The controls are hardcoded to mouse & keyboard (there WAS Xbox controller support in early access, but got patched out)

Good game. To be honest the game confused me more than it scarred me, but it did get me a few times. The story is interessting and the visual design is good. Enjoyable short game. I do recommend it if you like short horror games.

The trailer makes it seem so scary but it gets boring quickly. A lot of running around doing puzzles and are time consuming with very weak jumpscares. Respectfully, very mid game.