DOCTOR VISCERA

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Jogo extremamente divertido, tenso em alguns momentos, desing impecável, achei lindo cada detalhe desse jogo.

Disclaimer: The publisher gave me a free copy to do a live review on Twitch. It did not impact my score/opinions at all. It's a 6.5/10 (Decently good with room for improvement). Here's why: Graphics: It's very visually appealing. There's a grainy filter which gives it a really old PSX feel which you can turn off to give it more of a PS2 feel which I appreciated. For atmosphere, the filter should stay on (it is by default) but for visibility / information, it's probably best left off. Depending on what kind of horror experience you want, you may lean towards one or the other. The color palette is a really gorgeous saturated sickly green paired with blood red. As said before, it's a really nice game to look at, whoever handled the lighting did a great job. The Doctor design is great and the Nurse is eh (love that you can toggle her being in the game). Gameplay: If you've played Granny or Monstrum you know how this goes. Load in, find items, build your escape, avoid being caught in the process. You move at tiptoe speed (though you can sprint at your own risk) and can only carry two items at once. The map is massive and quite confusing (enough so for me to spend hours building my own guide I will be publishing in the Steam guides to save others the frustration). My first handful of playthroughs were fun for the first 20m or so until I started running out of places to check for items. In almost every playthrough I ended up doing pointless circles trying to find something I missed. Items are randomized so sometimes you're just at a loss or get a rough item order. If you beat the game on HARD you unlock NIGHTMARE difficulty which is both an eyesore (distracting deep red filter) and quite frankly, boring. The Doctor bolts around the map and places beartraps every few seconds. I was able to beat it on my first try by the time I unlocked it, but it's a lot of sitting in lockers or spamming guns. Puzzles: From what I've seen from legacy gameplay, the devs heavily reworked a lot of the puzzles and map placements, a lot of which in my opinion are a mistake. Watching a legacy playthrough, I saw a lot more little details that required at least a little brainpower to figure out. The current build is very straightforward. Clock hands go in the clock, sheet music goes in the piano, etc. etc. Conclusion: It's a fun little Granny-like you could probably get a few hours of fun from. I 100%'d it in just a few runs. For $1-2 it's a great addition to your horror library. For $5 it's a fun throwaway, for $8 it's pushing it imo. Best to grab it on sale. I'll definitely be keeping my eyes on these devs, they have a fun track record.