"Obscure 2: Electric Boogaloo," where the AI ​​is even more inefficient and our protagonists lose brain cells with every step they take. I'm grateful for this sequel to relive the experience that is Obscure: a nostalgic Resident Evil clone that, while not the best on the market, fills a pleasant niche of bad B-movie horror.

The game revisits the initial premise of stereotypical college students: sexist jokes, partying, drugs and wondering how the hell they got so far in life. From there, everything goes to hell, with an introductory scene that fondly reminds me of Silent Hill (too bad the game didn't try to go that way). There are some changes from the first installment: the save system is now marked at certain points (which I don't like); when the plot dictates that a character's time has come, it's over for them; the controls have changed for the better, at least; and overall, the characters feel dumber, if that's even possible.

I could try to find positive arguments and defend this installment with tooth and nail, but... It is what it is. If you enjoy bad horror movies, Resident Evil clones, and horribly out-of-place jokes even when the characters have seen their friends die in front of them, this is for you (I admit that some of them have made me laugh, ngl).

Great game!