Sleeping Dawn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK5jqJnZrig I'm not going to sit here and say this is a bad game because I had a hard time with it on single player at 5am. I will say it has its problems. The predetermined paths of enemies doesn't really make this all that tense a game, and glitches like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ perched on the aid above objecrts and the rock golem that chases you running into the opening of a cave for all eternity also make this a less intense experience (see video above). I also can't say the visuals are thqt great either. The whole thing looks like there was a dark, beautifully gothic terrain that was wasted for the uwe of a heavy blue filter. Nothing loosk depressing due to it, but rather dull, drab, and repetitive. The only things that look relatively nice are any parts lit up by your flashlight which you will probably just give up using after a while given the bouncing motions when you run. It isn't bad when you walk but hold down the shift for a minute and you'd think you were running in a large bouncy house with how bad the beam darts around the terrain. The game is pushed as having a procedurallu generated map, but there are times where I respawn and see only very minor changes to the point that I genuinely believe you just spawn in another part of the map. I also found the same pathways and caves in the same spots in just a few playthroughs. This include the same rock with the same bird hovering over the same air in the same corner of a hallway. I can see this being a lot more fun when played with multiplayer though. Through communication and helping one another the stealth aspect would make this joirney back through the stereotypical "You-were-in-a-crash-and-now-navigate-this-puzzle-to-come-back-life-or-die" storyline I've seen before. But, as a single player experience, this is another sort of first-person Pac-Man horror hybrid that is a noble attempt, but not one of the more impressive examples of it, or title on Steam from an indie dev.