COLINA: Legacy

This game is a lot of fun. Really neat atmosphere and mythology. Very high quality for an indie dev.

Buen juego para pasar el rato, es mas puzzles que terror. los combates son medio pelo pero lo compensa con toda la historia

A nice throwback to Resident Evil, well put together. Some set piece puzzles, monster chases, spooky items. Its a solid game technically, get it for Halloween. I played this last winter, wandering around and looking at the bookshelves and actually fell asleep, grandma's house has a relaxed vibe I guess? - Uncover a dark mystery in an attempt to escape. 7/10

The only thing I didn't like was the messages the flash light reveals upstairs at Christmas. It was cheesy and didn't fit with the game. It kind of took me out of the immersion. Very dark and good game specially for the price. It was about 7 hours for me some of the puzzles are very hard to figure out initially. You kind of need some help. Anyway good luck and enjoy. Just don't bother using your flashlight upstairs when its christmas that is all. Where the bedroom bathroom are

parabens aos produtores

Really fun and short adventure horror game. Some of the puzzles can be really confusing, but still doable.

COLINA: Legacy is a very good horror adventure game, okay then the story. On a dark night a young man named Alex and his parents are going to grandma’s house worried because they haven't been able to get in contact with her, so they decide to check on her. Alex is particularly excited to see her again but he may regret it once he wakes up in her house alone. Now then the likes, the story is really good with plenty of good twists and turns and it also touches upon some pretty dark themes like abuse, it also takes some inspiration from Lovecraft which I found to be quite interesting with its betrayal of elder gods. The gameplay is pretty good it's a mixture of puzzle and combat basically you get this amulet that you can shine a flashlight through that allows you to use these glyphs, each glyph one has its own unique property like one can kill enemies, another can bring stuff to life, I found the glyphs to be a pretty interesting concept I only wish it was explored more. The puzzles are really good not one feels overly complicated, it just requires a little bit of brain work, especially like this one puzzle that's basically in mores code. The enemies and bosses are really good each one with its own unique and disturbing design, I think my favorite has to be the final boss it's just so grotesque, kind of makes me think of the final boss from the first Persona game. The graphics are very good with a nice use of color and scenery that just makes the whole place feel spooky, the levels are very good, it's four levels but each one is quite unique and doesn't overstay it's welcome and each one has little touches that make the place feel alive and spooky. The music is very good each one with some nice tracks to listen too and that fits each area very well, the voice acting is good didn't feel wooden at all. The atmosphere is nice, with a great sense of foreboding, especially in the first level of the game and it keeps you on edge the first time you play the game. The notes are very good, as you know I'm a sucker for notes in video games and these notes are very good as they helped build up the world and exactly what's going on. Now is this game scary, yes actually first time you play it, it has a good sense of terror and foreboding, especially when facing the first enemy the blue fairy. Now then the dislikes, I do wish that some of the dark themes in the game that got expanded upon a bit more [spoiler] like the stuff with the mom, [/spoiler] also the game kind of leaves you with a bit more questions than answer at the end. In the game there are Sphinx things boxes if you open it you get a little note inside, the problem is I can't seem to find them in my inventory/note box like I wanted to reread all the Sphinx notes but for some reason there isn't a place for them like the tablets and the notes. Also some of the glyphs can be kind of useless other than this one time I used it to fight the final boss. Okay now that this is done COLINA: Legacy is a very good horror adventure game, with a really good story, pretty good gameplay and really good enemies and bosses. So I recommend this game if you're interested in a lovecraftian horror game that does its own thing and it's sort of like Resident Evil a little bit then this game is definitely for you, especially since it's so cheap.

The gameplay of COLINA: Legacy is 10/10 for me. I love the puzzles, setting, progression, etc. I have one minor complaint on controls and how sometimes that flashlight didn't affect enemies how I was expecting it to sometimes (i.e. if enemies were too close, it was hard to aim as you can't look down as far as you'd need to). Otherwise, my biggest disappointment with this game is that the world is steadily built up with references to so much lore and hidden background and secrets, but then I feel it's never capitalized on. I never quite saw the connection between the lore and what was actually happening with the main character. It felt like a larger story was present and set up for, but then game development and/or storytelling had to be wrapped up quick without really finishing a much bigger world. If the game had expanded on all the foundations it laid, I feel like this could be a big $50 game that I would really enjoy and easily say worth the price. For $5 though, an absolute steal and super fun game. I do recommend. Highly. And I wish there was more.

WOW! What a find. Had everything I love in a game. Better than some AAA games. Would have paid $20. Great Job!

Terror honesto e curto.