Posted on: July 3, 2022
Inkshock
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Yes, it's short, but also...
...suffers from "stupid protagonist syndrome". The whole first half of the game is you searching a flashlight. While doing so you pass lanterns just sitting there on park benches around every corner, but you can't pick them up. Also, while searching for your kid, you're going on every ride possible. Like "yeah, let's waste as much time as possible". Things like that instantly destroy immersion, which is fatal for a game that builds on nothing but storytelling and immersive exploration. The park itself is ok-made, but very barren. The scenery is just empty and uninteresting. The swan-ride almost makes up a fifth of the entire playtime and there's nothing to see at all. The rest of the park is the same, for an exploration game there's just nothing to see and explore here. Also at no point there ever is a choice for the player as to where to go. The game has exactly one route and obstacles that keep you from ever diverting from it. The game is somewhat saved by the second half, once you enter the haunted house. Although everybody knows what's going on at that point, at least here they managed to make the game a tiny bit scary.
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