Recent reviews by headerror

something special about this classic. its so no brain bad ass slaughter to kill one hour or more. but if you need some adrenaline shot theres type-o-shooter waiting for your fingertips. and you know there will be no pledge to kill them all right now bcause its pleasant to leave it for next time. and theres no doubt youll smash them all someday.

damn it is hardcore!

David Lynch created Silent Hill on 8 bit.

done. went goog. got too many thoughts. i can't write it down.

stunin life-changin story, creepin horror-like tense where all the first-look-nonsense details will be explained thoroughly at the final stage leavin you with your paranoided thoughts amplified. cons: now i can read a numbers in Morse from 0 to 9.
no code #1

warning! mindf@#k of existance inside. sleepless nights awaits. come and let neckbreaking puzzles wipe your last tear. this game got balls in a plot!

seriuos engine still rocks but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ those spining around axis 2D sprites of smokes dust waterfalls and fireplaces. they reminds me of a Doom of '93. when dead bodies were spinnin like a breakdancers while beeing dead.

smoothly gradiented vector fills
delicate cold and warm colors overlays
gloomy ambient occlusion audios
tasty voiceovers
fluently unpredictable storyline
but
the animation clumsyness
buggy move area maping
aspect ratios like 21:9 reveals objects you not supposse to see and spoils the game.
some puzzle are stucky and are only solved by coincidence but i guess its personal.

overall great work! keep it on!

too long to read! if i would like to i'd grab a book but this... i guess thats why some words are bold in text. in order to get the idea not readin full paragraph. so its for specific kind of gamers and not plesant from other ones.

8bit are great!
levels enviroment - eye comfort mergin with a help of imagination breathing like real.
soundtrack - draws you west world exactly

but

gameplay - boring.
bots - acting randomly unexplanable.
action - not common and always the same

this game is quite good. story, puzzles and lack of explanation are the strong side of the game. poor animation and some texture bugs... well you can cope with that and play it by leading forward of curiosity. but... ♥♥♥♥ those buttons of food conveyor! they are unpressable. i've lost my last patience plaing it.

"the game" constantly flips your thoughts back to yourself. thus makin process bits you never do normally. kind a substance freeing your neurons like drug i guess. instead of blowing away from yourself, avatar into something youre not, it is makin you feel what you are. about your relation in this universe we might think we know.

so it is gainful for yourself.

David's O'Reilly masterpiece!