The Moon Sliver

harto bueno el juego sipo si teni una hora libre para sentarte a caminar y leer está bueno, la historia me gustó caleta

Gotta Say i liked this one. Usually I am not a fan of walking simulators but i did have a lot of fun with it and the atmosphere of the game was well executed to the point i started looking behind my back in the dark zone of the game and felt the loneliness hile on the island.

This is a weird little horror game. You basically explore a lonely island, piece together what happened, and try to figure out what's going on. There's not much actual gameplay here. It's just mostly about exploration, atmosphere, and the story. You get the vibes of despair and hopelessness. The graphics are low-poly style, but the music and sound design do a good job of making the island feel creepy and isolated. It's more unsettling than actually scary. It's also pretty short. I finished it in under 30 minutes, so I'd recommend picking it up on sale. Nothing amazing, but it's a decent little atmospheric horror game if you're into that kind of thing.

I got this in a bundle. It was alright, but I don't think it would really be worth it on its own unless you are already a fan of the developer. The atmosphere is fine and there are a few creepy areas, but you can miss a lot of the story if you don't click on everything, and the "scariest" part of the game (in my opinion) is completely missable if you don't take the time to find it. There isn't really any gameplay other than walking around and ensuring that you don't run out of flashlight battery. I would still recommend this game because the story isn't bad, and I personally think the hour I spent on this game was worth it. It plays out more like a short story than a game though, so keep that in mind if you want the game for yourself.

Quite intriguing game - very dominantly an interactive story. Don't expect heavy horror elements! This is a game about its story first and foremost, with very very minor horror themes. Moreso emotional horror, or "desolate" horror, where nothing is [i]truly[/i] outright frightening, but the lore builds and the story reveals itself, and you're left to ponder and realize its implications. Definitely feels like a very early Szymanski game, but it has his charm to it, no doubt. A little rough around the edges, but really pleasant regardless. After all, this is Szymanski's first commercial horror game, so keep that in mind as you play it.

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