The Spirit Underneath

This is a 3D first person horror adventure game stamped out in what seems like about half an hours effort mucking around with Game Guru, a video game construction kit similar to RPG Maker, allowing people who should never be allowed to make video games to make video games. Every day we stray further from God. I used to think Unity asset flips were bad, but this is atrocious. It's still better than an RPG Maker "game" though.

A GameGuru game with 2 endings. Can be completed in about 10 minutes. In this game, you'll spend most of your time looking for keys and opening doors. Not fun or interesting.

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The Spirit Underneath is a game about trying to figure out what happened to your family. This is a very short game that has two different endings depending what path you decide to take midway through the game. The game mainly has you go through different areas searching for keys in order to progress and get to the next area. There are two ways you can die in the game: by interacting with one particular enemy and by fall damage. There are next to no enemies in the game, so you'll be able to figure out which one can kill you. If you lose all of you health and all of your lives, it's game over and you get put back to the Main Menu. I really wish the game had more instructions throughout the game because partway through the game, the next area got dark and I had no idea that there was a flashlight key ("F") until they told me about it in the next section along with crouch ("Ctrl"), which you only need to use once. Both sides of the story are boring and not very entertaining. The visuals are brought to you by GameGuru, which I've played on before and it looks like any other open source game engine you can get your hands on. There is some music and sound effects throughout the game, but there are few variations. The fact that this game just has you searching for keys is boring. Also, the fact that the keys are small and grey don't help spotting them at all. The only time I was able to find a key is when a prompt came up that told me I could pick up the key. There is also one section of the game where you can get out of bounds. The first time, you'll die by falling, but the next time you'll land unharmed and can roam freely around the hills of GameGuru. You can get back in bounds after getting outside of the main area, so there's nothing to worry about there. Also, at the boundaries of the game, they actually have invisible walls so you don't fall endlessly in a void underneath the map of the game. This massive landscape around the game is more than likely the explanation as to why whenever you boot up a new area, it takes forever to load. The load times of each area have got to be at least 15 seconds, if not longer. Do not buy this game.

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