Desolate City: The Bloody Dawn Enhanced Edition

PEDAZO DE JUEGAZO!!!! Me ha encantado este juego el cual te engancha y mantiene en tensión de principio a fin, además con una historia que no defrauda, realmente interesante. Así que si te gustan este tipo de videojuegos no dudes en jugarlo!!! Además si lo prefieres jugar con mando se juega bien agusto. También muy recomendable su precuela Desolate City: Last Show como así el resto de sus videojuegos. https://netherwareentertainment.com/juegos/ Además el equipo de Netherware Entertainment tienen su propio canal de Youbute, para así ver los entresijos de sus propios juegos, igualmente Super Recomendable!!! https://www.youtube.com/@NetherwareEntertainment/videos

好游戏 特别喜欢这种类型的游戏 操作上就是不能平移有点不好 所以和小怪对刀的时候感觉有点笨，解密也不难 。剧情方面看来是有后续，希望能出二代。

Really impressed with Desolate City: The Bloody Dawn – Enhanced Edition AKA Resident Evil SNES Edition. The atmosphere is thick and genuinely unsettling — the city feels dead but somehow watching you. The lighting and sound design are especially strong (play with headphones). The Enhanced Edition runs smoothly and looks great, which makes exploring even creepier. It doesn’t rely on cheap jump scares — it builds slow, constant dread instead. If you’re into moody, oppressive survival horror, this is absolutely worth it.

Mad respect for a RPG2k3 game with achievements.

Muy buen juego tributo.

Ta bien

I play/review a lot of survival horror games, and this is one of the more peculiar ones. I would absolutely recommend it - at the very least as a strange oddity, although I found it to be pretty fun in the end! That said, it's gotta have some of the weakest level design I have seen in these sorts of games - way way way too much running back and forth. The genre has always thrived on calculated backtracking and level familiarity, but there is a limit and this game really pushes it. Sure, the game is not very attractive, but there's a heart here and that always matters. The story is very derivative of early resident evil, but much more elaborate than a simple resident evil copycat, (sort of like Daymare 1998 now that I think about it), but....it kind of just ends? Painfully inconclusive. Perhaps that gets fixed in the sequel, but I couldn't get very far in that one so who knows. The combat is just weird. Kind of interesting and very unusual, but just...weird. I did eventually adapt to it and find it pretty fun, challenging enough but not so much that it really weighed on the experience (the same can not be said for the games sequel, sadly). Another oddity in this game is the save/item box system. Each location with a combined save/item box has a limited number of uses (combined uses - storing/retriving/saving all use up a single use of it)...luckily, mostly you'll just store health (don't store ammo unless you have to, you can carry a fair amount), and retrieving health items from the box just uses them right away, so it's not as bad as it sounds initially, but it's still a pretty odd system. The pacing is all over the map and the final area of the game is terribly confusing and frustrating. But still, there's something cool about the game...I think simply because it's just so different from everything else out there, it's kind of hard to be all that mad. Again, unlike the sequel, which does some really interesting things to evolve the gameplay and becomes way too hard in the process, resulting in hours of gameplay and virtually no progress - but that's a different game. I suppose this is more of a soft recommendation. Most players looking for survival horror are probably not going to find what they are looking for here, it's certainly not for everyone. But like I said at the beginning - as a curiosity within the genre, it's totally worth a look. Interested in more 3rd person survival horror oddities? Or more 3rd person survival horror in general? Come check out my curator page! https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45050657/