Thanks for stopping by! I think the game is a little hard to recommend. You would have to know someone that likes playing indie horror games or enjoys Japanese horror specifically. And even then, they may not be willing to tolerate its imperfections.
These are the guys who made Siren. It is not derivative when they have monsters with human bodies hanging off. they were doing that on the PS2. They might have started the trend. They also might have been one of the earliest for controlling multiple characters, along with RE 0. Both Siren games have segments where you have to switch your vision back and forth between several playable characters to see everything.
@@acrab6527 It maybe be the way I framed the sentence, but I was saying the design of the Slitterheads in general is not a new thing. Tentacles bursting out of the head is something I have seen in anime since the 80s. The bodies attached to the back is a 10 out of 10. No complaints there. 😂 Now you are making me want to replay Siren. Lol. I honestly don’t remember how the switching between characters worked in the Siren series. The reason why I mentioned Jericho is because that was the only game I remember switching between characters that are fighting along side you in real time. Not like in RE where someone is standing by a chute (not under attack) and the other character is in the fray. I see that a little differently. In the RE situation one character is under attack and the other the whole team is under attack.
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@@sidrolf It is appreciated sir! 👊🏾😎
I'm still on the fence about this one. I'll probably wait for a lower price and snatch it up though. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it!
Thanks for stopping by! I think the game is a little hard to recommend. You would have to know someone that likes playing indie horror games or enjoys Japanese horror specifically. And even then, they may not be willing to tolerate its imperfections.
These are the guys who made Siren. It is not derivative when they have monsters with human bodies hanging off. they were doing that on the PS2. They might have started the trend.
They also might have been one of the earliest for controlling multiple characters, along with RE 0. Both Siren games have segments where you have to switch your vision back and forth between several playable characters to see everything.
@@acrab6527 It maybe be the way I framed the sentence, but I was saying the design of the Slitterheads in general is not a new thing. Tentacles bursting out of the head is something I have seen in anime since the 80s. The bodies attached to the back is a 10 out of 10. No complaints there. 😂
Now you are making me want to replay Siren. Lol. I honestly don’t remember how the switching between characters worked in the Siren series. The reason why I mentioned Jericho is because that was the only game I remember switching between characters that are fighting along side you in real time. Not like in RE where someone is standing by a chute (not under attack) and the other character is in the fray. I see that a little differently. In the RE situation one character is under attack and the other the whole team is under attack.
I've felt that the game is kinda rough. For me at least it would need some polish in gameplay
This is a reasonable take. Gameplay isn't terrible, but it needs some work. I hope they overhaul it if a sequel ever comes.
I like the music, but no voice acting sucks.
I agree. It took a little time to get used to it.
You need to ditch that light behind you. It's distracting in a bad way.
@@SuperKittyPogoDance Thanks for the feedback. The brightness can be lowered. I actually had it on a higher setting than usual (by accident).