Dark Atlas: Infernum

I haven't finished it yet, but so far it is a very interesting and original story, with a very beautiful art design and soundtrack. The acting voices are also great. This story is set up in Alvaro Aparicio's literary universe and though it is not necessary to read his books to understand the plot, I believe that some concepts are clearer if you are already familiar with the lore. It is not a perfect game, though, and I believe that there are some things that may need improving to make this game even better than it already is. The audio collectibles are far too long to listen to during the gameplay, some of them last more than two minutes and you need to be close to the radio to listen to them -too much time not playing, in my opinion. There is no manual savegame and that alone is not a problem, but all the progress you may have made with other collectibles seems to be lost, which makes no sense. Night Council Studio is a very, very small developer and this is their first game. Taking this into account, it is amazing what they've been able to do with this game. I really hope that they bring us more titles soon.

狗屎

Es un juego de terror con una ambientación muy chula, y una tensión muy bien conseguida. Apto para todos los públicos, tanto si te gusta pasar miedo, como si prefieres algo más "relajado" centrado en la exploración. Reseña completa: https://cozykis.kisworld.es/analisis-de-dark-atlas-infernum/ [b] Más jueguitos indies [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44960983-Jueguitos-Indie-Cozy/] mi mentoría [/url][/b]

包裝精美的一坨 還有相信，這遊戲真的跟諾蘭電影一丁點都沒有像。

DISCLAIMER: I haven't finished the game yet, and plan to update this review as and when I have finished it :) As somebody who thoroughly enjoys franchises such as Silent Hill and Resident Evil, I have been finding this game to hit the right spot if you're craving a dark, moody and slightly gothic atmosphere. As other reviews have also said, the game seems to take a lot of inspiration from Amnesia. I'm currently on chapter 2 out of the 4 chapters in the game, and even though I haven't consumed any outside media related to the story, it's been very intriguing and well-developed. Some things to note are the fact that I very much prefer the Spanish dubbing of the game, the voice actor for the villain is amazing! I also had to play around with the graphics and sensitivity settings a little bit at first, as the default settings to me felt very offputting, however easily fixed. I recommend turning the brightness up a lot more as sometimes I needed to do this to be able to find certain clues or puzzles, as they are very well hidden. I very much appreciate the hiding of little tidbits to collect such as the tarot cards, as it adds a little more fun to the game as you're exploring and searching for clues. However on another note, sometimes it's hard to find the puzzles themselves to progress the story, and I've found it to be a little frustrating at points. Nevertheless, I'm excited to play more and discover the lore behind this world. If you enjoy horror, dark academia vibes and deep lore, pick this game up! CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X GPU: GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER No noticeable frame drops, capped at 60FPS

Dark Atlas: Infernum te mete de lleno en una experiencia de horror psicológico en primera persona, donde interpretas a Natalia Asensio, gran maestra de una orden esotérica, atrapada en un sótano mientras el mundo exterior colapsa. La atmósfera es opresiva, con luces que parpadean, susurros inquietantes y dimensiones que se rompen alrededor tuyo. La narrativa, parte del universo transmedia Saga Radiata, añade capas de misterio y significado que van más allá del simple susto. Los puzzles y momentos de sigilo aportan variedad; sin embargo, algunas secciones de persecución pueden sentirse frustrantes si esperas un juego totalmente fluido. Aun así, los gráficos y el audio sobresalen, con un diseño visual que impacta y momentos que realmente te hacen contener la respiración. Valoración: Jugabilidad ★★★★☆ Gráficos ★★★★☆ Dificultad ★★★☆☆ Innovación ★★★★☆ Ambientación ★★★★★

Dark Atlas: Infernum is a thrilling horror experience with stunning graphics and a story that pulls you in from the start. The atmosphere is intense, and the narrative flows seamlessly, keeping you engaged the whole way through. The skeleton monsters can be a bit relentless at times and a little too much throughout the game, but that just adds to the challenge and tension. Overall, it's a solid, fun game for fans of the horror genre! The game includes a prologue and four chapters. My total play time was a little over 11 hours. Well done Devs....thank you!

Breathtaking!

Terror psicológico en primera persona con una historia muy absorbente y puzzles bien integrados. Está completamente doblado al español y la ambientación es increíblemente inmersiva. Los mapas son grandes y algunas zonas demasiado oscuras, pero merece la pena. 🔗 Más info y reseña completa: https://mundoindie.com/juego/dark-atlas-infernum

As unique as this game was, I have to say it's really not for me. I originally played this game when it came out and didn't feel too invested in it because it felt slow, boring, the enemy AI felt cheap, and the game tried to do too much with a bunch of puzzles that had you running through multiple areas back-and-forth to solve them. I put the game away at the beginning of chapter 3 and I've decided to revisit it. I'm on the puzzle with the light bulbs and I do understand the puzzle but the moment I step out of the first room, even if I'm crouched, the invisible enemy is already on the way to get me and I barely have time to run or hide anywhere. It's caused me to lose so many times in a short amount of time and I don't think that's what I would consider a good horror game. Nothing felt scary, it still feels boring to me, and I just can't continue it. I'm going to completely remove it from my account so I don't have to be reminded of it.