About the game

This story will begin in Centralia, Pennsylvania.
I lived a normal life, work, loving wife, beloved daughter. I could not imagine what would happen on the fateful day in May 1992.
My name is Henry Nelson, and I will tell you my horrible story. My wife went missing 7 years ago,
a terrible accident in the inconspicuous town of Centralia, took her life, under the city were huge reserves of coal, the whole city was covered by an underground fire. Greedy authorities dripped
so deep that, according to rumors, they dug up something terrible and bad. Frightened miners provoked a fire of coal deposits. It is rumored that almost everyone
who was not far from the epicenter went crazy. Centralia has become a dead city.
Only a small part of the inhabitants managed to be saved, including my daughter Shirley. At the time of the accident I was on a business trip. After the disaster, my daughter,
as if changed. We moved to the next state. This afternoon, on Shirley’s birthday, I went to her room and found a note in which she
wrote that she went to Centralia to look for her mother. And I went for it!

Based on real events.

In the game you will have to wait, an unsurpassed rush of adrenaline, an exciting storyline and unimaginable horrors.

• Interaction - there is an opportunity to interact with many objects.
• Realistic visual effects - photorealistic visual effects.
• Excellent lighting - properly selected lighting gives the atmosphere of horror.
• High-quality sounds - well-chosen and high-quality audi sounds, and a soundtrack that fill the atmosphere of the game.
• Various enemies - enter into confrontation with enemies, explore the dark building, and the forest.
• Puzzles - solve puzzles to access areas, collect and use objects found in the environment, in a terrifying constant struggle for survival.
• Large spaces of the map - street, forest, hospital building with 3 floors.
• An interesting plot - there is nothing more beautiful than a famously twisted plot. The plot, which keeps in suspense from the first to the last minute.
• Unusual combat mechanics.

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Not recommended2h played41 found helpfulOct 2019

[i]This review was made for Elite Giveaways by Anna from [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/malkavianmadness]Malkavian Madness[/url][/i] [quote=][u]Centralia[/u], the video game, is a cheap, lazy, and unpolished clone of Silent Hill. [u]Silent Hill[/u] was a groundbreaking game developed by Team Silent, a group from Konami Entertainment. This game deconstructed psychological horror to arrive at ‘fear of the unknown,’ a different type of terror anchored in atmosphere and level-design. The first entry in the series, Silent Hill boasted an endless fog which surrounded the player in the dread of what’s lurking in it. This convention departs from the common enemy formula for encounters and changes our approach to horror. The town of Silent Hill was based off [u]Centralia[/u]. No, not the present game, but the actual town in Pennsylvania, United States. Once a vibrant town dedicated to tourism and coal-mine operations, Centralia effectively crumbled as thousands of people left their homes due to the mine beneath the town catching fire in May of 1962. Underneath all the ash and smoke lay a ghost town that served as inspiration for both the video game series and their film adaptations. In contrast, [u]Centralia[/u], the video game, as mentioned, is a cheap, lazy, and unpolished clone of Silent Hill. The story is merely identical. In Silent Hill, still grieving over the passing of his wife, protagonist and husband Harry Mason goes searching for his daughter Cheryl in the town of Silent Hill following a mysterious car accident. Similarly, in Centralia, Henry is a grieving husband, who also goes to look for his missing daughter Shirley in the town of Centralia after losing her to mysterious circumstances. And of course, without any sense of subtlety, you both even have nearly identical names. The opening is likewise the same – you’re both driving to your respective towns when [i]something[/i] happens that forces you to go afoot. You both see astral projections of your dead and/or missing daughters. Even the featured image is aesthetically very similar. The setting, as has been mentioned, is a clone as well. The level design is foggy and hard to differentiate and the same ominous sign that welcomes you to the town is present. There is a very similar hospital level where you go searching for clues for your missing daughter that is a clone of Silent Hill’s Alchemilla Hospital. Relatedly, there is no voice acting, just a text-to-voice reader that does not completely read all the text on-screen. The graphics are poorly optimized, the writing is inadequately plagiarized, and the textures are glitchy and objects overlap with each other. For instance, in the hospital, you must grab keys from a dead man, but doing so unleashes a sentient rag doll that will get you stuck with other objects or glitch all over the screen until it crashes your game. In the end, [u]Centralia[/u] is just a disappointing clone of the classic first entry of the [u]Silent Hill[/u] series.[/quote]

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Psi Cards	$698.5	94	30%	$0.99
Kamikaze Cube	$698.5	94	34%	$0.49
Alien X	$705.8	57	60%	$0.49
Battle Cube	$705.8	57	61%	$0.49
My Trainer is a Futanari	$708.1	60	88%	$0.66

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