Witchblood

好玩但是后面一直转转圈圈 氛围到了

W story and gameplay

I beat the game with 84% achievements. A super trippy, immersive and funny realistic horror game where you journey a haunted house full of cult ghosts, a witch and haunted doll & poltergiest activity. Discover the bloody secrets hidden within this smokey dark haunted house and try to escape!

プレイさせて頂いております！まだ途中ですが、書かせて頂きます。 まず、めちゃくちゃ雰囲気のいい廃墟を探索していきますが、とにかく怖い。狭い通路とか、曲がった角に何かでてくるんではないか…と初っ端からドキドキ。瞬きをする瞬間に一瞬暗くなる演出など、リアルでいいですね！ジャンプスケアもいい感じで、ホラゲ好きは楽しいと思います。 ただ一つ、気になった点は…このゲームほぼどの引き出しも開けられたりするんですが、ドアや引き出しを開けるとそれを引き金に、視点の感度設定がめっちゃ早くなります。そのままプレイするのは不可能なくらいに。 なのでドアや引き出しを開けるたびに、メニューを開いて設定を決定しなおしたら直る、という感じですすめなければいけない…部屋数が多いので、なかなかの苦行になってきます。これはどうか、直してほしいです。 残念なのはその点だけですかね、いまのところ。 参考にどうぞ↓　24:18～ https://youtube.com/live/jq1SHayhLbI

정말 완성도 높은 공포게임입니다. 그런데 불편한 점이 몇가지 있습니다. 확실하지 않은 애매한 단서들이 퍼즐을 푸는데 조금 불편했습니다. @확실하게 색을 다르게 하던가, 불빛이 강하게 하던가, 조금 명확하게 보여줬으면 좋겠어요.

Pretty solid little horror game. The fact that it was done by only person is super impressive. Well done and I'll be following the dev from here on, looking forward to what comes next!

The story of Witchblood takes place in the small town of Mistvale and centers around the Harper family and their estate, which you explore throughout the game. Why exactly you're there in the first place isn't entirely clear, at least not at the beginning. The game is very obviously inspired by several well-known horror games. The opening especially gave me strong Silent Hill 2 vibes, while other parts feel heavily influenced by Resident Evil 7. There also seem to be a few nods to horror movies, like the red balloons, which immediately reminded me of a certain well-known Stephen King story. Witchblood does a good job when it comes to atmosphere and has some genuinely creative ideas in its story. There are several moments where the game manages to create a really creepy and unsettling mood, and it also has a few well-placed jump scares that actually work. That said, the quality isn't always consistent. Some parts feel less polished than others, and a few ideas come across as not completely thought through. There are also some questionable design choices. One of the most annoying things is the protagonist's constant blinking effect. I'm guessing it's supposed to make the game feel more realistic, but instead it just becomes distracting and unnecessary. If you're going for realism, I'd much rather be able to look down and actually see the character's body, hands, or feet instead of feeling like I'm controlling a floating camera. The biggest issue with the game, though, is definitely the technical side of things. You can tell that Witchblood was made by a solo developer. That's not meant as an insult, and it definitely doesn't mean the game is unplayable, but the lack of polish is noticeable. One thing I really appreciated is that the game has native Ultrawide support right out of the box. It's built on Unreal Engine 5.4.4, which is obviously capable of producing some great-looking games, but Witchblood often looks very blurry and has some noticeable graphical issues. And the menu... honestly, there's not much to say about it. It just looks ugly and unfinished. Interacting with objects can also be frustrating. A lot of the time there's no clear indication of what you can actually interact with, so exploring can turn into trial and error. The controls in general feel a little floaty and imprecise. Even opening doors can sometimes be more difficult than it should be, and picking up smaller objects often only works when you're standing at exactly the right angle. Despite all of that, Witchblood still has its charm. If you can look past the technical issues and some questionable design choices, I'd say it's worth giving it a shot, especially if you want to support a solo developer. It's definitely not a perfect horror game, but it still offers at least two hours of creepy entertainment with some genuinely good and memorable moments.