Oynadığım en güzel korku oyunlarından biriydi.

Oyun şu temmuz döneminde ilaç gibi geldi. Fiyatının kesinlikle hakkını veren küçük bir oyun. Oyunda yardıma muhtaç köylü kardeşlerimizin yardımına yetişiyoruz ve sözleşmelerimizdeki yaratıkları öldürdükçe anlıyoruz ki bu yaratıkları buraya çeken çok daha şeytani bir varlık mevcut!!!

Oyunda etraftan para toplayarak karakterimizi geliştirebiliyoruz ama şu ana kadar oynadığım kadarıyla sadece iki silahımız mevcut.Oyunda kısıtlı yaratık çeşitliliği var ( toplam 6-7 kadar sonradan eklenirse değiştiririm ) Vuruş hissi aşırı tok olmasada fena değil diyebiliriz. Açık dünya çok ahım şahım dolu değil öyle bomboş dolanacağınız bir açık dünyada değil etrafla ilgilendiğiniz zaman yer yer oyun sizi güzel şekilde ödüllendiriyor veya farklı yerler keşfedebiliyorsunuz.Sonuç olarak oynayacak bir oyun bulamıyorsanız düşünmeden alın derim zaten 2 saatte oyunu sevip sevmeyeceğinizi çok rahat anlarsınız.

I want to start this review by saying I really admire a lot of the design choices made in this game. A lot of care has been put into the atmosphere, sound and exploration. That being said, the last boss really soured the entire experience for me for a number of reasons.

Before I talk about the last boss, I'll start with everything I love about this game.

I love how to the point this game is. It gives you a few lines of exposition, then you are in. You are doing your own thing, there is basically no interuptions. It does not hold your hand, it lets you experience every surprise and you learn how to deal with them on your own. The world map is not too big, and has enough strange things in it to discover to keep you entertained while hunting down the beasts. I really love that the creatures you are hunting down are roaming the world and can be anywhere. The game also keeps account of their location each time you save, or fast travel. So finding each beast for the first time is an amazing experience.

The other smaller creatures wandering the forest all keep you on edge while hunting the main beasts, and they all have their own unique scare factors. None of them are exactly smart, but do pose a threat if you don't concentrate. I will say I really hate the whisperer enemys for their execution. Jump scares can work, but these things are pretty lame and the graphic that is used for them isn't really scary. If I was to make these less cheesy, I would either just removed the graphic outright, or add like 20 unique graphics to mix it up a bit.

I appreciate the little things, like the changing enviroment for different beasts, or the way the hub area progressively gets creepier. The sound design is very nice, there is plenty of creepy sounds constantly keeping you on your toes. I think this game has a lot of love put into it.

Now let me talk about the final boss.

The game has 5 main beasts to hunt. The first four require you to explore the landscape and all follow the same exact same gameplay for dealing with them. They mix this up by changing how the bosses deal with you. I think some are less threatening than others, but I think most of them are decently creepy/weird.

So, when you get to the final boss, the game pulls away everything you have learned up to this point, and forces you fight a static, GIGANTIC enemy, that is not creepy, subtle, nor imaginitive in any way. It feels like a major betrayal of everything the game was offering up until that point. You are a lone hunter tracking down eerie, forboding creatures of pure evil. There is malice in the air, every sound you hear sends shivers up your spine.

Then the game ends with you fighting a giant, ridiculous, out of place zelda boss with literal glowing weak points and gives it an insane health bar which just leaves you dodging it's non sensical projectiles while you wither away its health. There is nothing creepy about it, and to be honest the boss before it would have been more suited to end the game. If the creater wanted to keep this boss in the game and not have it shatter the suspense of the experience, I would reccomend putting it in as an easter egg that you unlock by talking to an NPC wandering the in game woods. Something that is near impossible to find. That way if someone enjoying the creepy factor of the game wanted to experience that, it would be their own choice to seek it out.

It would not be hard to think of a better, more suited final boss. Since the game is based around witchcraft and cult stuff, just use the devil himself and apply the same gameplay mechanics to it as boss 1, 3 and 4. Just let him do creepy stuff that screws with the player more.

All that aside, I love this game. I wish the final boss was something creepy, and whatever it was should have topped everything that came before it. I fully respect the creators and want to say great job on putting out a better horror experience than any AAA studio could.

　🎮¹ 　 Clearly a KB+M game; controller works fine, tho'

　☠️² 　 Perma-mode means you may not save manually

　🛠️³ 　 Footsteps on stony ground have been improved!




　　 　•　Save a village from an evil witch's curse
　　 　•　Takes place in autumn (bare trees & fog)
　　 　•　Fresh, original concept for a horror game
　　 　•　Genuinely spooky; no cheap jump scares



Tested with:

Low, Normal, High, Ultra; 1080p, 60hz
4k, 60 FPS (ultra); no vsync 300+ FPS
OS: Windows 10 Professional, 64-Bit

Intel ® Core™ i7-7700K, 4 x 4.2 GHz
Nvidia MSI GTX 1080 (8GB GDDR5X)
16GB DDR4 RAM; generic Toshiba HDD
PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One Controller



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This game is incredibly atmospheric and just fun to play and explore. The quality of this game is very high, and you can tell that a lot of care is going into developing it.

There are a few things I'd like to criticize
- The enemies sound much closer than they actually are. The sounds enemies make are very loud compared to their actual location relative to the player. If that could be changed, it would make things more tense and balanced, as it is too easy to locate enemies based on their sounds from far distances.
- The water hurting you. Just based on the environment, the water does not seem like it should be cold enough to hurt you just by standing in it, especially in the shallow areas. This could be improved by making it only hurt you in deeper parts of the water, or by changing it from being too cold, to there being some sort of monster or dangerous fish lurking in the water. Either way, the current system kinda sucks.
- The whisperer jumpscare. I like the concept of whisperers as an enemy, but I do not like the jumpscare. Not because it's too startling, but the static image of a face popping up for a second and being screamed at is just super cheesy. I think there could be something done with this enemy which is much more creative than just jump scaring the player. My idea for this is that, since they seem to be a dark varient of the white spirit that teleports you, they could also teleport you when they attack you, putting you in a random location on the map as well as draining your mana and hurting you. This could be a blessing or a curse depending on how you use it. Also, I think they should be a little bit slower so you can outrun them more easily since there is no way to kill them.
- Light boots. Just make them add more than 10% sprinting.
- Turn off vision distortion for falling damage. It just doesn't really make sense.
- The heartbeat should have a shorter radius. It would help prevent wasting mana, as well as making the main enemies much scarier and harder to find. The beast especially is very easy to hit and prevent it from attacking you since you're aware of its presence from so far away.
- The beast itself. Again, it is very easy to attack when it aggros. It should not run straight toward you when it attacks, or maybe it does the first time but learns to avoid running at you straight-on after the first shot. Either way, the beast should be more challenging to fight.
- Dogs should also learn from being shot if they survive the first time and should be harder to shoot at when fighting again.
- The sacrificial tree. The tree has way too much health compared to your means of damaging it. I'm not sure if there's any other way to kill the tree more effectively than just shooting it, but it would be really cool if the lightning from silver crucifixes could burn the tree and do massive damage.
- Deadblinds aren't rewarding enough to kill. While they aren't the most difficult enemies to kill, they can make it hard to deal with multiple enemies at once. If they aren't going to drop any items, they should at least give you more mana than the average zombie.

Positive aspects
+ The environment is really cool. I love games set in woods like this, and the gloominess and atmosphere of the game is just perfect for the mood it's trying to set.
+ The sound design is great. It is simple and effective for what it's trying to do. Again, the only thing I would change about this is just the distance that you can hear monsters, especially the zombies. Enemies should be able to sneak up on you and not constantly give away their position.
+ The items. Almost every item in the game feels worth buying. The only items I would say are useless right now are the light boots and the lockpick book, simply because you can save-scum a lot of the lockpickable doors and chests very easily, and the boots just don't make enough of a difference.
+ The general game design. The developers know exactly what they want to do with this game and they execute it quite well. This is an open-world horror game done right.

Things I would add
~ More enemy variety. Whether it's different undead animals, weird mutated undead humans that do different things, more dangerous animals like bears or even creepy, unusual, but not exactly supernatural things, like a hoard of rats that tries to attack you. This is a huge map set in the woods, there is definitely room for creativity here. I would also like to see more big creatures that aren't necessarily bosses but still take more than 2-3 shots to kill.
~ More items. I know there are already a lot of items, but it would be cool to see some items that you can only find in the woods. All of the upgrades in the game can be purchased at the shop in town. It would be neat if the books you find scattered in the woods were skills you couldn't buy from the shop, and it would be really neat to be able to find some sort of merchant within the woods that sells things you can't buy in the shop.
~ More quests. It would be interesting if you could get side-quests from the townspeople. Whether it's retrieving an item from the woods, killing a special kind of undead or trying to save someone that might be lost out there, I'd definitely like a few more things to be able to keep an eye out for while I'm adventuring.
~ More passive creatures. If there could be more passive creatures like rabbits or live deer that run away when the player or a monster is nearby, it would add more to the atmosphere. It would be incredibly cool to see the beast kill a deer and start eating it, and it would be a good way to hunt it as well. If you could set traps for deer that would lure the beast nearby, that would be really sweet.
~ More lore. I like this world and I'd like to know more about it. A lot can be done just with environmental storytelling, as well as item descriptions and dialogue.

I haven't completed this game yet, as of writing this review I am currently trying to kill the sacrificial tree. From what I've experienced, this game is very fun, it has great atmosphere and the gameplay just feels right. If the changes I've listed here were made, I would give this game a 10/10 for what it's trying to do.

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Eğer eski oyun özleminiz varsa, ve atmosfer hikayeden daha önemli olduğunu düşünüyorsanız, kesinlikle alabilirsiniz. Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi bunun çok benzeri ama silah sistemi ve grafikler buna göre çok zayıf bir versiyonu, eğer ikisinden birini beğendiyseniz diğerini de alabilirsiniz. Sir, You Are Being Hunted da bu tür oyunları ti ye alıyor o da çok başarılı. ama bir Amnesia beklemeyin, burada hikaye çok zayıf ama oyun fps hayatta kalma üzerine.

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