THE MUTE HOUSE

It's not bad overall, I just did not enjoy this one. There are better indie survival horrors out there. I recommend these instead: Tormented Souls, Flesh Made Fear, Post Trauma and Heartworm. Pros: - The graphics are quite good. - Most enemy designs are decent. - Some puzzles are quite good. Cons: - The first boss is a horrible bullet sponge. - The storage boxes have lmited capacity and are not interconnected. This takes the inventory management hell to the next level. - Only one save slot. - You can get stuck in floor 3 and have to reload.

There is difficulty in controlling it, I cannot control it well, front is back, right is left, and left is right. I don't know if the developer is mentally handicapped, or if there is a problem between him and the people who buy the game. In short, it is a garbage game.

a lot of strange decisions in this game. it combines the best of the classic resident evil games (the obvious) and the worst of puppet combo (a lack of quality of life features and the completely OBTUSE antagonist design). the manual aim is a great idea - but it seems to work on the weakest zombies only, so it's no longer useful once they stop spawning. non-zombie enemies one shot you so the health items are useful only for the first boss encounter, wish I knew that sooner - would not bother to drag them around between the not interconnected item boxes... and the boss fights are low fun, all of them. but despite all that I really recommend this one! and I wish it was twice as long.

Do not buy. Forced letterboxing in the entire game is an awful choice.

One of the best modern classic style survival horror games I have ever played. The lighting, camera angles, the background music/sound effects made it so immersive that I felt like I was actually there. Anyone looking for a Resident Evil/Silent Hill style experience I highly recommend picking this title up.

Short and sweet, with puzzles!

Recomendado. Si te gusta la saga Resident Evil, este juego también te gustará. Gracias a los desarrolladores por una versión subtitulada en español.

I'm a big fan of fixed-camera games, and this game did a good job with that. I really enjoyed playing it. I saw some people complaining about the lack of a map, but in my opinion, that didn’t bother me. Quite the opposite, I like playing games without a map because it makes me pay more attention to the environment. I only have two complaints about this game: the fact that the storage location is unique to each save room, and something that happens to the main character in the middle of the game. I’m not sure if I should mention it to avoid spoilers, but it’s something really annoying. Exploring the environment while that is happening all the time made me a bit frustrated and actually made me want to finish the game faster. I don't know what was the purpose for that, but it's really annoying and I would remove that from the game. Oh, and also some puzzle I found it kind of hard to solve. I had to look on internet on two of them.

Das Spiel hat gute Ansätze und ich nehme eigentlich jedes kleine Indie Survival Horror Spiel mit und versuche mich immer auf die Stärken zu konzentrieren. Allerdings hat mich schon lange kein Spiel mehr so SAUER gemacht, wie The Mute House. Die erste Hälfte ist echt in Ordnung bis gut, aber die zweite Spielhälfte macht einfach nur aggressiv. Die Itemboxen sind nicht miteinander verbunden. "Oh du brauchst ein Item, dass du aus Platzgründen in eine Truhe getan hast. Viel Spass, zu genau dieser Truhe zurückzulaufen, um es zu bekommen" Ohne Karte natürlich. Die fehlt nämlich in dem Spiel und es wäre manchmal echt nötig gewesen. Außerdem viele Instakill Gegner, durch die man wieder zum letzten manuellen Speicherpunkt zurückgesetzt wird, da sie einfach asozial hinter einer Ecke platziert waren. Das Spiel hat eigentlich nur eine Spielzeit von 2-3 Stunden, aber ich habe so lange gebraucht, da ich das Ende bestimmt 10 mal wiederholen musste, aufgrund solchem Mist. Sucht euch lieber was Anderes.