The Telephone

[i][b]Загадки скримеры и парочка жестоких сцен, в остальном ходьба туда сюда. Много функций стоило бы вообще убрать из игры по типу голода и ожидания определенного времени но как есть. Только по большой скидке ради эксперимента.[/b][/i]

The Telephone is an extremely dark and disturbing horror game. In this game you wake up in a room with a telephone, and use the telephone to transport yourself to places such as a small village, a creepy house, a cornfield, a small park, sewers, and a school. During your travels you fight against flying demons and an unrelenting scarecrow, but 90% of the game is exploring, finding items, and solving puzzles. The game took 4.5 to finish. + The graphics are a bit mid range, however the atmosphere in this game is unparalleled. There is nothing quite like it, it sucks you in and doesn't let go. The setting is a bit "Silent Hill" like, a bit open world, but with a much more mature deep dark story. There is quite the variety of locations to explore. + Massive jump scares that will try to give you a heart attack. Severe tension and creepiness throughout the whole game. + The story is interesting throughout the first few hours as you are trying to figure out the mystery of ten missing girls. The way the story wraps up at the very end of the game is absolutely phenomenal. + The voice acting is in Italian, (With english subtitles), and all the voices are superb. The priest in the game is voiced exceptionally well, super gross and disturbing to listen to. + All the sound effects are well placed and immersive. + The puzzles are well balanced, no guide needed. Some puzzles were very original. + The scarecrow enemy was well designed, tense and scary. +/- There is an eating mechanic in this game that can be annoying. Towards the end of the game this mechanic will make more sense... +/- There are fun collectable cards to find in the game, about 100 of them, and you can display them on a wall in a house. They are fun to find and to display. The problem is that they take up inventory space and you are constantly running to the locker to store them to make room for other more important items. - The developer did a weird thing where as you play, notes start appearing on your PC desktop. Very weird and intrusive, and useless. I read a few, most were meaningless story game info. - The first half hour is a bit slow. (You have to really sink yourself into this one.) Daniele Doesn't Matter and Doesn't Matter Games: Does it Again! Overall: 9/10

So this game saved a bunch of notepad files on my desktop. Not a fan of that.

I received this game for free from the developer. Thank you so much for the copy! Try to find my streamer card! I'm #54! You play as a woman named Roberta who is locked in a room trying to find out what happened to 10 missing women. You find out 5 of them are dead, so your quest is to find the remaining 5 women to see if they are still alive. The game consists of a linear puzzle horror game with a few jump scares and very good atmosphere. Overall, I enjoyed the game but is the least spooky out of the titles from this studio thus far (I explain why below). Trigger Warning: [spoiler] Exposed breasts and buttocks. Vaginas are covered. Sexually positioned dead women. Torture due to gender identity and implied sexual/lustful deviance. [/spoiler] PROS: * Fully voice acted (Italian) with English subtitles (other language support for subtitles as well) * Banger soundtrack * Great visuals * Easy controls (K&M) * Great SFXs (though some seem random) * Good story (though it took a left hand turn at the end to WTF-ville) * 102 Streamer Cards to collect (gotta catch them all) * Linear gameplay (didn't get lost or need a map) CONS: * No controller support (seems like there's some but didn't fully work with my 8-Bit Pro Duo) * No pause screen, even on menu screen or when you hit ESC (you can get around this by taking a break on the load screen and not hitting a button to continue) --> makes it hard to stop to interact with a stream or take needed bathroom breaks * Auto-scroll on dialogue, which doesn't allow you to read at your own pace (I'm a slow reader) * No manual save option (must wait for auto saves) * Jump scares are few and far between and are overshadowed by the need to watch your hunger level * Hunger bar is such a focus in the game you are distracted by it over all the other gameplay * Fighting system is a bit wonky and you must always kite your enemies backwards to fight them https://www.seravium.com https://twitch.tv/seravium

You know those reviews that say they cannot understand negative reviews? Well this is one of them! This game was completely atmospheric. It starts out in a room with a phone, then expands endlessly from there! The locations get more interesting as you go. Things change, that's all I'll say without ruining it. Sure it take a while to get into the groove, but once you do, it's pretty awesome. Scary at times, but never too much. A few good jump scares and the sound effects are completely beyond excellent!! If I had to complain, it would be that the sleep feature doesn't really work, there's a good bit of back-tracking (but many things change). It's a big area and navigation can get a bit confusing at times. If you miss a dialog, you might not always know what to do next as the TASK system doesn't always tell you, even though it's supposed to. There are many cool puzzles everywhere as well. The in-game movie clips are creepy and cool. Overall I absolutely loved the game. Sure it's not perfect, but it's incredibly atmospheric, mysterious and creepy but with a very good story. Try it and give it a chance!! BRAVO!!!

A really good indie game; you can tell the developer put a lot of effort into it.

Um excelente jogo um dos mais assustadores que já joguei. Recomendo sem dúvida!!!

Appena finito, l'unica pecca è non aver trovato subito tutte le carte ai me , me ne mancavano una decina tipo accidenti!! ma almeno ho trovato la mia XD Grande lavoro Daniele, questa volta ti sei superato, non faccio spoiler, ma merita davvero!

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