Posted on: June 3, 2022
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A 2-year-old tries to make sense madness
Play Time: 5-6 Hours (completed) Gameplay: Light Adventure / Horror / Walking Simulator. You play as a toddler, so in that sense you are limited to what a toddler might be able to do. Most interaction involves picking things up, climbing to get to a higher position or dragging things so you can get to a higher position. You can crawl, toddle, or toddle / run in this game. You can also hold Teddy. Even the darkness fears Teddy. Graphics: First person, Pretty good, almost seems like this was meant for VR at some point. Does a good job of portraying the chaotic mix of dreams and memory.. the way a dreaming child might remember things. Sound: Good. Communicates the spooky pretty well. Control: Good, for the most part. There is some wonkiness when it comes to seeing where your character is especially when you are looking down or holding the teddy bear. Story: Young child, or someone older remembering a traumatic child hood event, wakes to find that that their house has been taking over by something that seems to want to do them harm for some unknow reason. The player must guide the child through a world that has been become twisted between memory and reality in order to find the truth of the child's strange trip into dream land. My Thoughts: This game isn't what I though it was. It started out as what I thought it was apparently but the developers switched it up at some point and it took me awhile to get to it. So it goes. None the less, while this is not a Soma or Amnesia it's still a decent Light Adventure / Walking Simulator game more in the vein of Gone Home / The Vanishing Of Ethan Carter. The story doesn't spell itself out until the end but I imagine that most people will "get it" relatively early. The presentation was interesting enough for me to play through to see how it ended. So if you are looking for a decent story to play through give this one a look.
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