I really enjoyed this horror game and the lore was great! The monsters were equally challenging and the atmosphere were really spooky. It was very easy for me to have my heart going faster in this spooky environment and trying to stay stealthy. I had fun doing that. As a deaf gamer, I loved the fact that the glitches animation gave me a hint that a monster was nearby. It helped me a lot to be more careful crouching around and watch out for my back. I had some really good jumpscares. The ending was a bit sad but had a good ending. Thank you for a great game for someone like me who hasn't played horror games ever since Doom! I'm glad I got to try this game out. I highly recommend this game to everyone, including my deaf gamers! Cheers!
Wadjet Eye Games did it again! A great game with interesting story and beautiful pixel graphics (which is Wadjet Eye's graphics staple). I've already played all of Wadjet Eye games: Blackwell Bundle, Resonance, A Golden Wake, and Gemini Rue. All of them are awesome and their stories are entertaining like reading a book. That's what I love about playing point-and-click games! I look forward to more games by Wadjet Eye Games. Keep it coming! *thumbs up*
Having played all other games like Blackwell and Gemini Rue, I decided to try this game. WadjetEye Games is well known for its awesome storytelling games. I really enjoyed this game and there was a scene that really surprised and saddened me. Like Gemini Rue, it was a peak in the game that surprises you in a totally unexpected way. Without spoiling the game, you have to find out what I'm talking about if you play this game. Great game! On a side note, these who complain that the pixels are low resolution. Don't be silly! What you don't realize is that it's a fact that WadjetEye Games did that on purpose. I really appreciate that because it brings back memories of playing old click and point games in the old days. There's nothing wrong with that; I think it's a beautiful thing to enjoy. If you do not understand that, that means you haven't lived in my generation.
