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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjr6EkAixyE
he is on the right in this video and i am on the left.
overall I would give it a 7 out of 10 for an indie horror game.
-Not much I can disagree with on your second point, but I think we can both agree that the atmosphere was compensation for the time we all spent aimlessly wandering for a few to a dozen minutes. It’s also worth noting that if you know the game well, a lot of the aimless wandering is reduced; but of course, that’s true with any game.
-Completely agree with your third point. Not only were there inconsistencies and confusions, but grammar and punctuation errors.
-Again, your fourth point is pretty solid, and it is annoying that the save mechanic doesn’t work as well as the game implies.
-Fifth point ties in with your third point rather nicely. Inconsistencies and missed opportunities were problematic for me.