Clive Barker's Undying

This isn't a symply shooting horror game, it has a soul and will make you move in one of the best scripts ever wrote on pc games ! The gamepkay is a First person hybrid between an RPG and an Action Shooting Game, focused more on its action elements than RPG to help you live your in-game experience smoothly ! The narrative is beautiful and is from one of the best horror/Fantasy authors of the 90s, known for his famous wide screen adapted books like Hellraiser and Covenant. CONCLUSION Time has passed but this remain one of the best Action Fantasy Horror games of the new millennium ! BUY IT !

Clive Barker's Undying is a really unique game, to say the least. Overall the dark atmosphere of the game is a treat for every horror fans out there, it's so well made it's hard to not feel fully immerged in Patrick Galloway's journey. The storyline is really good and the mystery surrounding the Convenant familly makes you want to play the game more and more. There are so many things to do, so many locations to explore, ennemies to fight, weapons to use, spells to learn, the game always have something new for you and it's great. Using a weapon with one hand and magic with the other is a great idea and the fact that you need to use some spells to reach new areas or found secrets is pretty clever. This game is amazing and if you've never played it before just do it now, it's totally worth the price !

Undying gives me some Eternal Darkness vibes (You explore a spooky mansion and fight eldritch horrors and such) and does the Bioshock 2 thing where you can dual wield a weapon and magic. Pretty rad overlooked horror FPS. Make sure to get the Widescreen + High Resolutions patch, or Undying Renewal. You explore spooky locales, you shoot, you zap, you get key items, journal entries, amplifiers that permanently upgrade your spells, and there's portable medkits, also like System/Bioshock. There's different ammo types, vaguely useless dynamite/molotovs, and the protagonist is probably the most Irish protagonist ever, other than Sean Devlin from The Saboteur.

Ridiculously difficult, wild story. Keep your finger on that quicksave.

The environment is great. The voice actor is great.