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Textbook definition of a 6/10 game. Graphically very nice and overall production value is high, but gameplay is both frustrating and derivative.
Cool, I love French video games, especially adventure and puzzle games. Years ago, I played a game called Safecracker, by Daydream Software, which was a Swedish company. That game was from 1997, and nine years later, it received a spiritual sequel, also titled Safecracker, which was developed by Kheops Studio. That was a French company that also made some other really cool adventure games, like Return to Mysterious Island, Voyage: Inspired by Jules Verne, The Secrets of Da Vinci: The Forbidden Manuscript and Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon.
If you don't mind no commentary videos, you can get a taste for it here...
I played one of the Dracula games on the PS1, but I don't remember much about it, other than it being a point and click horror game.
Thank you, will watch.
You must've played one of the first two Draculas. I like them a lot, they've got a really cool atmosphere, but despite their serious look, the world they're set in has a comic book sensibility, and the puzzles follow suit. There's a robotic guard in one room of the second game-- that should tell you enough. But I enjoy them. Dracula looks great, and Harker looks like Keanu Reeves (and in the version with English voices, he even sounds like him). Dracula 3 was made by a different company and is much more serious in its sensibilities. It's also a better game than its predecessors. The plot is better; it's a religious detective story, so to speak, set in post-WW1 Romania IIRC. The puzzles are more difficult. There's a great sequence where you have to extract blood from yourself and perform a blood test. Cool stuff.
I've looked up gameplay on YouTube, and it was Dracula: Resurrection that I played. I remember something about a slintshot, and an NPC blocking a bridge. That's all.
My PS2 is still working fine, so I have a console to run it on. I might try and pick up a copy. I made the mistake of shaving down my PS1 collection during the PS2 era, and I regret it now.
Is this similar to la noire where you spend the time figuring out the killer
I don't know if it will be in the same way as LA Noire. I am still early on, so I don't know if this version will have a new twist to the reveal.
Catching that man in a lie looks like fun.
So far, I am enjoying it. It's still odd to see Poirot pull out his phone, and take pics of the crime scene.
Isn’t this available digitally?
It is, but I always prefer to go with physical editions when I can. The Switch cartridge only comes with the 2D games with a required download for the others, but anything is better than nothing the way I see it. In any case luckily I did get a copy but it took a lot of searching. Nowhere but GameStop had it near me, which is a shame as I don’t like them, but I had to have it. Been dying to play all these.
I'm really liking the puzzles so far. The briefcase near the end of chapter two was a nice touch, especially after the first 3 digits.
I have had this game on my STEAM wish list for some time, it was on offer so bought it. Enjoying it so far very atmospheric and the monsters are good.
This game really is graphically stunning I am impressed.
Just acquired the time manipulation gauntlet, this is a lot of fun.
I want to, I am a huge RoboCop fan and I am glad the game has solid reviews, but its a £25 game at most for me.
Right now I am on Hogwarts Legacy and then plan on moving on to Ghost of Tsushima
I keep saying it looks like a really great purchase at $30 or so, or even on GamePass. It's not something I'm shelling out full price for though.
Anybody here been loving Alan Wake II like I have? It's an entirely different experience from its predecessor and yet I love what it tries to do.
I've played RoboCop: Rogue City and it's just a average game not even close to DOOM Eternal for example.
Probably only worth $5 at most.
Worth waiting for something better to come out.
Another terrifying HL mod, I get so jumpy when playing this.
This was and is my favorite JRPG from the original PlayStation. The remake just released recently and, while I’m not very far, I’m in love with it all over again. Highly recommended for those of you who love old school JRPG’s.
Damn this game, my nerves are shredded every time I play it. Looking at the trophy list, I must be approaching the last stretch.... I say with relief. This game might have a AA budget (or even A), but the creepy atmosphere and intensity is nothing short of AAA. With recent developments of the story leaving me feel "WTF", I have no idea what psychologically scarring twist(s) lie ahead, especially now that we know what happened to Richard.
Would you recommend it? I saw some gameplay of this a while back and it looked really, really, really creepy. Is it a sequel, I'm guessing?
I would recommend it if you played Haunting Ground on the PS2 and liked it, it is more that than Resident Evil. If you haven't played Haunting Ground, then picture a more psychological Resident Evil 1, with no guns, and stalkers that will chase you from room to room and floor to floor unless you can break line of sight and hide. It's not a sequel, though a second game, Remothered: Broken Porcelain was made. I don't know how close of a sequel it is, as I have avoided reading up on it.
Finished yesterday. I still have questions, but that one of the most creepiest games I have ever played. You can feel your heart pounding in you chest, when fleeing from one of the stalkers, desperately hoping that the next corner will be enough to break their line of sight. Then when it isn't enough, you quickly try to remember where you are in the villa's layout, and where the nearest closet to hide in or sofa to hide under is. Looking back on the story, of what I understand of it, it was a tragic tale.
I will give the 2nd game a try at some point, but I have heard that it contradicts a lot of what is told in Tormented Fathers.
Highly recommended.
Also been playing Half Life C.A.G.E.D. which is a fun prison break game.
Most of my gaming recently has been on STEAM, I rarely use my Xbox.
I thought the game had finished. After solving what traditionally was the end of the case. The game cuts to the credits... for a few seconds, before going back into the story for a new twist...