Below Nowhere

[h1] Below Nowhere [/h1] [h3] Positives: [/h3] + Unsettling and tense atmosphere + Very good sounds and music + Some variation in levels + Small puzzles + Ok voiceover + Divided into chapters + Achievements + Its short (over in 2 hours) [h3] Negatives: [/h3] - Very low fov and no way to change it - Camera movements that cant be disabled (some might get nausea) - The low resolution pixelated graphics are not my cup of tea - The story was not as deep as I hoped - Slaughter mode is just doing the same game all over (except a few changes) and no saves - The meat man goes from a bit scary in the beginning to a bit annoying - A few bugs - Not as fun to play as I expected [h3] Conclusion: [/h3] Below Nowhere is an okay short survival horror game with an atmospheric soundscape. It's got some resemblance to a few of David Szymanski's titles, which is usually a good sign. But unfortunately its nowhere near as good in storytelling or pure entertainment, like you get in Dylans other titles. So unless this game has something you like specifically, you'll get much more out of Chicken Feet or Blood Rifleman. I think this game could have been better if the pixelated graphics were dropped and the game was changed into a creepy walking simulator instead (without the survival elements). [h1] Total Score: 5.5/10 [/h1]

Unfortunately the game is bugged within the first 10 min. Can't pick up the flashlight or key to progress the game.