Camp Sunshine

Though this top-down adventure looks and plays like an RPG Maker game, the finer touches set it off. The creepy lighting is good at generating jumpy moments despite the overall parodic nature of things. Your map of slasher-haunted Camp Sunshine is easy to use, and quest locations are marked so you don't ever need to whip out the ol' notebook. The horror movie references are sincere and don't feel forced ([i]most[/i] of the time). While the humor is of the jejune, gross-out variety that ever appeals to eternal children like me, it's occasionally undercut by unpolished or just plain [i]flat[/i] writing -- the team could certainly have used an extra editor or two. A few rough patches, however, don't detract much from the experience. The story is actually pretty damned decent for the slasher genre, and there's always some new place to go, some new thing to see -- and that, friends, is one of the true strengths of short, well-made games like this: you'll never get bored, and the padding is never such that the fundamental [i]feel[/i] of the adventure has time to slip through your fingers. Mini-adventures for the win! We need more of 'em! I loathe [i]Five Nights at Freddy's[/i], but I don't regret spending my Saturday morning running from this evil bear. I can't wait to see what the beefier prequel, [i]Sunshine Manor[/i], has to offer!

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[b]Camp Sunshine[/b] é uma experiência maravilhosa para quem gosta de jogos em 16 bits, com cenários impecáveis e uma encantadora história que me faz lembrar alguns jogos que aproveitei em consoles como [i]SNES[/i] e [i] PSOne[/i], seu ponto forte não é puzzles, mas sim a história que o faz ficar cada vez mais viciado em descobrir qual será o desfecho, que por mais que seja meio óbvio, é o que fará você descobrir tudo o que está rolando sem deixar nenhum detalhe escapar. Aliás, para os fãs de filme de terror, esse jogo possuí muito easter-eggs que fará você caçá-los para descobrir se existe mais algum que passou despercebido. Sem mais, podem comprar que não vão se arrepender.

Great game. Good story and fun gameplay.

Хороший чилловый инди-хоррор на 3-4 часа, правда не понимаю, что изменяет меняет сложность игры

Nice game, but goosebumps for kids. It can be refined, since some of its mechanics and graphics seem slightly bugged. Despite that, it's a good game. Even if it looks repetitive, the developers made a good job not to bore the player. Apart for some puzzles, the majority of the adventure constitutes in find objects and use them on specific other location around the camp. The story isn't too original, but it doesn't mean it's not well written, and the developers put a lot of attention on animating every cutscene. Despite my preference for psychological, Gothic horror, this game is both a good pastime with an interesting story.

I absolutely LOVED this game! Despite the playtime registered it took me 6h:45m to complete, but this was spent offline while travelling. I had just finished Terror at Oakheart and was looking for something similar and this more than fit the bill! Where to start? At the beginning I guess. I really liked the premise and concept, it grabbed me from the off and never really let go. The story was strong throughout. I LOVED the Easter-egg type references to the movies that inspired it, and it is a testament to the wonderful pixel artists that I was able to recognise the tiny pixelated movie posters - great job! I did find the antagonist a bit annoying at times - the way he could spawn right next to you at times, but I soon learned that if you kept stocked up on food this was bearable (no pun intended :). As well as great graphics the sound design was BRILLIANT - I particularly loved the strangulated sounds some victims made. The game was full of humour, and I found one hilariously brilliant easter-egg just by chance [spoiler] (think of the age old struggle between men and women in the bathroom). [/spoiler] I also found a bit of help along the way. [spoiler] The 'heating engineer' had extremely deep pockets (at least during my playthrough). [/spoiler] The puzzles were not too taxing - apart from one end game one, which required a bit of trial and error - but they were all enjoyable. Finally, I have to admit I almost shed a tear at the end! To sum things up, when I love a game I always look to see what other games the devs have released and I was over the moon to see they had made a prequel (Sunshine Manor) so this was an instant purchase and I cannot wait to play this, and will keep an eye out for future releases from this team.

A simple 80's slasher-inspired romp. There's not too much going on here. Most of the game is just walking around, searching for objects, and running from the killer. There's a couple of enjoyable puzzle-sections that are the standouts of the game for me. But even in the other sections, Camp Sunshine manages to entertain. The horror is played for laughs, in that flash game kind of way so your enjoyment of the game may hinge on your opinion of that kind of humor. The story is simple, with most of the game involving finding journal entries and watching backstory cutscenes. For the price, it's worth the try.

Good Game

Sos el mejor indie que pudo aver existido simplemente GRACIAS