Whitehaven

This is just another boring low-budget first person indie horror game with outdated graphics and gameplay that feels like an adventure game in a cheap horror house with scares that often make no sense at all. Camera movement is unsmooth and headbob cannot be disabled. The fov is also very low and changing this setting only distorts the screen. The screen also jitters heavily when getting too close to certain objects. You can also easily get stuck in several places and when opening doors. There are also no graphic settings, no manual save, and checkpoints are very far away. Overall, this is a very cheap indie experience that is not scary in my opinion and I cannot recommend it.

I had to restart 4 times because of issues at the start but then I eventually got to play. The issue was my fault and not the game. Oops. The game was pretty good and slow paced. I was glad it wasn;t fast as it set the atmosphere by being slow. The scares were pretty well done. I did notice the repetition of music but i didnt mind it as it made the atmopshere creepy. The scares were good like paintings falling off walls. The first puzzle with the orphanage teddy, music and book thew me initially but then I figured it out. I saw people saying in the forum the moon puzzle confused them, I got it straight away with the looping corridor, you just have to walk forwards then backwards so the two moon pictures are in the middle of the room then the game progresses. Great game, pretty much enjoyed the atmosphere and gameplay once I got going. The initial issue the door kept slamming behind me in the basement leaving me in the dark with no flashlight so i was stuffed. It worked for me on the 5th attempt. It was my fault as I hadn't played before so I didn't look in the chest to see the flashlight. Once I noticed it, the game was great. 7/10 great horror game with great slow atmosphere. No monster chases which was great but there is one monster for the scare. Most the horror parts were based on horror sounds and effects. I can recommend this if it's on discount as it only take an hour to finish. Once finished there is ni replay value unless you play again in the future. Overall great horror. I enjoyed t.

Despite the mixed reviews for this game I wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt, and I was not disappointed. While it's not an overly long experience and it's probably best to wait for sale prices before purchasing, I found it kept me interested and for the most part it's pretty easy to figure out the puzzles. There is one puzzle that leaves a little to be desired in terms of guidance, but once you figure out the mechanic it's pretty much just going back and forth until you get it right. The music and sound are standouts for me, but not having the option to control the volume settings is a bit of a letdown. For me though, the story and the pace of the game itself felt immersive enough to not only keep me playing, but to leave me wanting more information about what went down.

Me parece un juego muy bien construido y con un guión e historia bastante interesante. La única pega que le puedo llegar a poner es que me quedo con las ganas de jugar más, por la profundidad de la historia pienso que se pueden sacar más ramas, episodios.... Pero también entiendo que es un juego que te cuenta una historia "interactiva", y en mi opinión está muy bien logrado. Muy recomendado para pasar el rato adentrándote en el orfanato e ir superando los diferentes puzzles!!

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What... what did I just pay for?? It was a very short game... almost like the prequel to an actual full fledged game. The story wrapped itself up pretty well... but then I thought the actual game was gonna start... and then I got end credits. The game has good graphics and runs very smooth... and the story itself I found rather interesting. However... for the VERY SHORT length of this game... I can't justify anyone else spending money to play a demo.

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