
DEAD SECRET CIRCLE is a horror mystery set in Chicago in 1971. In this sequel to the critically acclaimed DEAD SECRET, reality and dreams collide as investigative reporter Patricia Gable sees beyond the flesh to chase a killer with a grisly M.O. Track the killer, narrow the suspects, and above all, stay alive.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I liked how it was a sequel to the first game but felt like this one had more bugs and problems. The bugs were easy to find sometimes when I didn't know where to go, especially when being chased by anything.
I loved Dead Secret, I love Dead Secret Circle. I really hope there's a third game, but if not, they did a phenomenal job with the series. I recommend to my friends. :)
I played the first in VR and loved it. I was having a great time with this one until I realised that in VR there is a serious bug with the in-game goggles. It's unfortunate, but there is only one point in the game where they are truly necessary, so I just continued playing in VR. Even with that bug it is still a great game in VR, and my partner is enjoying the 2D version just as much.
liked the story line, disliked wasd, and mouse control to move around/ view items.
An FPP thriller set in 1970s Chicago, in a bleak tenement building in winter, with a murder-mystery investigation and optional VR mode — that’s the perfect game for me.
Better than the first one. Good story flow with out too much excessive reading.
+good atmosphere and story -bugs and crashes -slow walking
If you enjoyed the original Dead Secret, you'll enjoy Dead Secret Circle! Returning characters, unsettling setting, more fleshed out story aspects, it's more of what you love!
Thumbs up for spooky atmosphere, memorable characters, and a lot of wonderfully creepy moments. Game is pretty glitchy though. I had to force-close the game and try again multiple times after getting trapped during specific chase sequences, which was frustrating. Fortunately I didn't run across any game-breaking bugs.
I'm a big fan of the original, but this aint it chief. It's sad too because I was very excited that there was a sequel. The pacing is so slow. I rain into a lot of glitches. I'd have to start all the way over if I wanted to finish it so I'll just skip it.
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