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When solitary Darren Michaels befriends the beautiful Angelina, he has no idea what the fates hold in store for him. The alluring Angelina has also attracted the eye of several others; and when she suddenly disappears, Darren finds himself questioning w...
When solitary Darren Michaels befriends the beautiful Angelina, he has no idea what the fates hold in store for him. The alluring Angelina has also attracted the eye of several others; and when she suddenly disappears, Darren finds himself questioning what has happened to her as he is haunted by a series of torturous and ever-intensifying nightmares.
Darren’s search for his missing friend and his own sanity take him on a chilling expedition from his small New England town to the reigning evil of Black Mirror Castle. During his journey, Darren will become immersed in the dark secrets and turbulent history of the castle’s ill-fated Gordon Family. Legend has it that the Gordons were haunted by an ancient curse that ultimately led to their demise more than a decade ago. Will Darren be able overcome these demons and find Angelina? Or will he become the curse’s next victim?
Enter a dark, captivating world as the massive evil of Black Mirror Castle is reincarnated with over 100 atmospheric locations to explore and 40 different characters to interact with.
A frightening, interactive world is brought to life with elaborate animations and highly detailed backgrounds.
Featuring over ten hours of recorded dialogue and an original orchestral soundtrack.
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手册（English）
手册（German）
壁纸
原声音乐（OGG）
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Please be advised that Windows 10 operating system will receive frequent hardware driver and software updates following its release; this may affect game compatibility
I played the original Black Mirror 2000 and got totally hooked so I got very eager to play the other BM games. Black Mirror 2 was almost as awesome as the first game, though there were some details that got me very upset. Like some papers you get, you can't see them in big screen. And some details you actually needed to have very sharp eyes looking at the graphic which was not very clear. And also, if I was a game creator I would think "Can I possibly use brute force to get to this room by just bashing the door/climbing the wall instead of looking for small magical relics for hours to open just a small door that you could have entered with just a hammer" etc etc...apart from all this, the game was very good and kept the same atmosphere as the previous game. Story was phenomenal and now I'm going for the third game!
Overall, like the first game, the biggest selling points of BM2 are the atmosphere and story. It does a good job of using good art, good sounds, and a sufficiently creepy plot to create a world that feels brooding and dangerous--and that's just when it's set in New Jersey! (Zing!) Soon, though, you find your way across the pond and begin exploring the Black Mirror Castle grounds and the sleepy little hamlet nearby, now a fading tourist trap (much like New Jersey, Zing2!) after a boom of people came to gawk at the sites of the murders from the first game.
The puzzles are good, with most being complex without being too hard--though a few will require you to burn a few brain cells. The game is very long, too, which makes it a really good deal for the price. You meet some old characters and some new, many very distinct and interesting.
It is not without problems, though. One is that it is just the first half of a two-game plot, basically. It would have been too much for one game, but don't expect total fulfillment at the end of this entry in the series because it's really just setting up part 3.
Also, the character...man...this was an issue with the previous entry a little too, but it really stands out here. First, he can be rude. Like even when he says "I'll have to sweet talk my way past this person," the dialogue for half your topic choices are antagonistic and angry. Often he seems overly angsty in a conversation for no real reason. It can get really whiny and the character doesn't have much of an emotional arc in the game in terms of how he relates to the world around him. Second, he often acts a certain way just because script needs him to do so. Like he meets this girl one time and then will do anything to prove her innocence when she's accused of a crime. Why? Because she's kinda cute and they spoke once? His motivation is often to just keep the game moving and not as realistic as you may expect for the situation.
The first chapters of the game clearly shows that we are in another decade than the first game. There are some flaws in the story, and the main character is somewhat of an asshole from time to time which put me off a little bit when I started playing this game but as I continued playing the story and the atmosphere was almost as good as the first game.
The music and the graphics are great for a nearly ten year old game, the acting is better than the first game but not superb so its a good sequel. The game doesn´t give me the scary uneasy feeling of the first one, but the feeling of being in a spooky adventure is strong.
Compared to previous game, BM 2 lacks some of its atmosphere. I was also disappointed with the change of the graphics. Except the beginning locations, color palette is very gray, bleak and unsaturated. BG 1 is atmospheric, moody, dark even without sacrificing more colorful, vibrant color palette. But the story is OK and puzzles are quite good.
