And at last we come to not only the last of the PsychoFlux games in my language with achievements, but one I did fully alone again. This game is solid, I may even call it great, but there are some issues I found with it. The game is a bit too long to have a "No Saving" achievement for one thing, it changes the horror and tension to fear of losing progress, which isn't ideal.

The game also has some badly translated achievement descriptions, namely the one for escaping the Han-Am ghost without getting attacked, and the one for standing next to a blind enemy for 30 seconds. Both of those are misleading in one way or another. The former needs you to preform a very specific action, and that action is not conveyed at all in the English description. Similarly, they don't actually mean to stand next to a blind spirit for thirty seconds, they mean stay in the ROOM with one for that long. I also don't think it really makes sense that you have to get seen to get the no hit achievements, when enemies like the Spider are designed around NOT being seen. It's counter intuitive.

Now let's talk bugs. I dealt with one of the worst bugs I've ever dealt with in a video game here. I think it was a memory leak issue, but there's one point right next to the very end of the entire game where you have to watch a vhs tape. That VHS tape froze. On one still. The game was still running, but I was essentially locked out of playing because I couldn't see anything. This was in a NO SAVE RUN. That bug cost me over two hours of my time, on a run I likely would have gone on to win seeing how little is left after that. I was devastated, and that alone docks like a full point from the game's score. Also on the topic of memory leak, for some reason I am positive you get chased more often on a no save run than one that saves frequently. That has to be a bug in runs that save more I feel like.

The plot is fantastic though, well told, fairly well written, and with a true ending twist that, while dark, just elevates the story for me. Easy 8.5/10 for what it is. I love it aside from the few hiccups there. Oh, and the horror will be improved if you don't go for the achievements right away. It makes first encounters with monsters more annoying than scary, and I don't recommend playing it that way.