
It's not a movie... it's not a game... it's both. A new kind of interactive thriller that puts you in the heart of the story.
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This was alright, good concept with around 2 hours of game time. It's an excellent price so why not give it a go? Jump scares aren't so bad in comparison to a lot of games in this genre.
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A short of a game,Nah, it's an EXPERIENCE.
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Well, certainly can't recommend it. It was unfinishable for me without going to an online walkthrough, due to a broken mechanic. It's a relatively simple Augmented Reality Game. The writing is okay, the acting fair, the story fairly routine. The puzzles involve enough work to give you a small feeling of cleverness without being too taxing. But the ARG function broke--you give it your email, and it's supposed to send you some links to your email, and this is necessary to get to the next step and to complete the game--and I couldn't get this to trigger, across 3 different email accounts. If it weren't for that, I'd say sure, it's definitely worth a few dollars and a couple hours of your time. Can't rightly say anyone should get a game they might find bugged into an unsolvable failure state though.
Not too bad, but not a big fan either. The horror is very cheesy. At one time you're supposed to get an email, which does not work. It's pretty short overall. Also, no subtitles.
i usually dont like fmv games that use a phone or a computer interface, but ill give it a go
Enjoyable, still not that brilliant.
Very meta! You have to visit actual websites!
If you enjoy the FMV games of the 90's, Daemon 9 is worth a buy. It has the same cheesy acting of those classics, but with a modern take on horror in the 21st century. I am thoroughly enjoying my time in Daemon 9. Hoping the creative team is still pumping out art that makes them happy. -Rodney
I was semi-enjoying this game until a part glitched and I can no longer move forward in the game (Where the guy wants to take over your computer). Now I'd have to start over and do it all again. I'm just not going to do it. When you have a game this involved and something glitches, it can really discourage a player. The acting is pretty mediocre, but there are some funny parts, like b-movie. The story was interesting and had me wanting to find out what happened. Maybe I'll come back to it in a few months, but right now, it'll be collecting dust in my digital library of games.
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