
Crimson Hell is a survival-horror game in which you play as Sae, a journalism student determined to find her missing sister. Traverse through three nightmarish realms, collecting limited resources, fighting monsters, and solving puzzles in order to escape and uncover the truth.
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Vorrei davvero tanto consigliare questo gioco, seppur non spicchi per lato tecnico e grafica, il presupposto è carino, ma è praticamente impossibile giocarlo perché su 5 try mi si è buggato 4 volte l'inventario, mi è impossibile prendere gli oggetti, combinarli e usarli ed equipaggiarli. Peccato.
definitely recommend this game loved the design if you are editing it it needs work but love it i streamed it to my twitch everyone loved it
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di per se il gioco sembra carino, ma... NO non ci sono punti di salvataggio, non si autosalva e devi sempre iniziare da capo... ho giocato due ore perché l'ho dovuto riavviare per alcuni bug, ma no, mi dispiace perché la storia sembrava carina. se qualcuno mi dice che ci sono altri modi per salvare o per andare avanti me lo faccia sapere, così da capire come giocarlo, ma per ora è NO
Delightfully spooky and very atmospheric. Way too many items to pick up, why does an abandoned high school have 50+ tins of gunpowder? Kage is the best character in the game by far, I love him. Some major bugs to be fixed for sure, but very enjoyable game!
The game was fine for what it offered. It's a survival horror game that uses salt for combat. It has ur usual puzzles which are centered around "get this for me, get this in return." I didnt manage to beat it due to my inventory buggin' out. Could not drag or use anything in it. Had to start all over again as a result. Wasn't gonna happen. Middle thumb up. Gameplay Impressions: https://youtu.be/b0oHe8D53sU
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why she run so stank
Crimson Hell is a great example of all of the right things that should go into a game regarding its artwork, voice acting, 3D assets, and level design. I can tell that a lot of love and care went into the themes and aesthetics of the game and seeing each section unfold as more of the story was uncovered and Sae’s journey came to its resolution from the school to the shrine was worth the wait. My favorite sections were easily the ones in the school since I thought a lot of the game’s juiciest parts were placed here, I also thought the assets were nicely decorated and sound design was good too. However, there are some issues with the game’s design that must be pointed out since I must be fair. There were some bugs that got in the way of the game's progress such as an inventory glitch and the way the checkpoints worked also had me restart the game once or twice, but I personally wasn’t too far off that it wasn’t a big deal for me. These can be a big deal to others though so I’d make it known in general. That being said, I think Crimson Hell is a really cool student project that, with the right efforts in the right places, has a lot of potential to be something unique and interesting. The overall direction of the art style, user interface, and audio are what carry this game and what catches the eye of everyone who wants to play it. Whoever worked on the design and programming aspect of the mechanics and game flow should definitely give this a once over or work on their talents more in the future.
Шкібідіні 1,5 фпсіні, оптімізейшн-хуейшен. Йшов по школі, вийшов на двір - вмер. Передоз сіллю. Звичайний день в Переяслові, хулі. Гарна задумка. але погана оптимізація. І нпс. Ресурсів розкидано якось забагато по карті, єбашив усіх сіллю на похуях. Отко. Але для першої гри, чисто під пивас увечері - піде, чого ні
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