
A vengeful entity comes to kidnap the girl you're babysitting. Guide your way through various psychological twists and turns as you begin to realize that not everything is as it seems. BLINK: The Last Night is a short first chapter of a four-chapter psychological horror story.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is just another boring low-budget indie horror game with terrible voice acting and too many issues to recommend. Graphic settings do not save, so you must reset the resolution and all other settings every time you play. There is also no manual save, so you must restart the entire game over if you stop playing. You must also hold down the left mouse button in order to activate mouse look in the game. There is also no indication where to go, what to do, or how to use inventory items. And the WORST aspect of this game and perhaps one of if not the most annoying feature I have ever encountered in any video game is the constant non-stop blinking where the entire screen keeps turning black over and over and over again, which I found highly annoying and distracting. Like I said, this game just has too many problems to enjoy. Therefore, I cannot recommend it at all.
Sympa, un peu court mais intense
Gutes Game, kann man sich geben!
bien mais ca va vite sah et 4 baleees
V-SYNC not function, please fix them
Guter Spiel :-D
Great game, unfortunately I got a copyright claim because of the intro song they used.
Not my cup of tea game. Very bad game cause it doesn't give you tutorial on how to play the game. 10/10 concept story 10/10 graphic but 3/10 story delivery (it's confusing af, not good confusing but bad. I don't know where they lead us to with a story like that) 3/10 game play (how the hell do I know that I have to close the door?) 3/10 grammar and writing story 3/10 audio (when I put cassette into cassette player it doesn't stop but keeps going instead) 3/10 pricing (it's should be $0 for a demo) I know the game developer intend to make people question the story, but this, this is a confusing delivery until I found out it's a demo. Please do better, it has potential.
ça fait peur
This is a very short demo of a project that seems to have been abandoned, can't even believe they charge for this, I feel cheated.
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