Deadlight: Director's Cut

I enjoyed playing and finishing this game. Graphic quality is high, you feel the atmosphere of the world. The music is great, I found myself just leaving the main menu open to have it in the background. As for the length of the game, I actually found it as long as needed to tell what it wants to tell. I guess thanks to regional pricing it costs here about as much as one would spend on the cinema ticket, and it feels worth the money and time investment.

Very good story (but still not worth it's full price at shop compared to a gameplay time). Game required around 2 hours to complete main story. Very good steering mechanism for moving and fight the "2D platformer" game. You are able to push/slice zombies with fireman axe and shooting them with two types of guns (main story). I enjoyed playing this game and would give 5 stars if it would not have technical bugs (some time the next part of level was not rendered and the game crashed at main plot twist :( ).

Enough said.

It's pretty good. The cinematics are done quite interestingly. To finish the game, it takes 3-5 hours, depending on your gaming habbits, so really only get it on a discount.

The mechanics of the game are nice and fluid. Simple. Nicely playable. The story is awful, full of clichés, commonplaces, makes you cringe sometimes. The protagonist is basically a sociopath (but he's painted as tough and cool, somehow), everybody is bad except for some veteran that hates the "commies", women are just screaming helpless dolls, the government is bad, etc.. the usual rubbish. The top was an idiot comment about "our genetic heritage being diluted". Really? Whoever wrote this story needs to grow up. As for the length of the game, around 4 hours. A bit short, but I guess they were running out of clichés. If you disregard the boring story, it's a nice survival game, with nice graphics, but not worth more than the 3$ of the discounted price. If you don't know how to fill an afternoon...