Eyes in the Dark

An inventive blend of platforming and horror, *Eyes in the Dark* offers a unique experience where visibility is a precious commodity. As you navigate through shadowy environments using only a flashlight, the game excels in creating a tense and atmospheric experience. The mechanics of using light and darkness add a strategic layer to the platforming challenges, making each level a fresh puzzle to solve. The art style and sound design enhance the eerie ambiance, making it a standout choice for fans of suspenseful, skill-based games.

Feel like you are in a middle of an old silent movie (which i love) If you are not a fan of black and white old movies don't suggest playing this, most likely not the game for you. Character remind me of Ruby Gloom sorta cute goth way, play style is nice I liked the concept. I honestly did not expect to like it as much as I did. Only flaw to me there is no save point after each boss (I learned the hard way) I have to finish the chapter for a save point which is kinda bleh.

This game is decently enjoyable, but if I was rating it I'd give it a 6-7/10. It's not something I'd recommend to someone, but definitely not something I'd tell them to avoid. The GOOD Game play is fun, it's a twin stick platformer where your weapon has a limited range. Combat starts simple and ramps up with more enemies and bullets on screen forcing you to constantly move while staying close enough to do damage. Basic movement is functionally and some gadgets you get can open up a few more options. The controls are funky, but once you get used to them they actually make a lot of sense and fell good. The art is charming and wonderfully detailed. Some of the tracks are bops. Meta/plot progression starts at a good clip giving you new enemies and unlocks for runs fast enough to keep things interesting. THE BAD Sparce lines on black is not visually appealing or discernible for a lot of people, I didn't have much issue with it, but I can see that someone could. The music sort of fits each area, if it wasn't all chiptune. The songs are good, but they stand out against the smooth and defined art of everything. The game play can get repetitive after a while since you'll run out of things to unlock long before the game says the plot is over. The last act drags on way to long, and I eventually resorted to turning on invincibility(which is a plus, but shouldn't be something you resort to out of boredom) Also a minor thing, but at least one of the achievements is bugged and doesn't even accurately describe what it wants you to do.

J'ai adoré détester ce jeu

Fun game, beautiful art. Lack of colors annoys me after a bit, but thats a personal preference.

It is almost a much more casual and cozier Little Nightmares. Great graphics, great music, pretty decent level design.

A competent enough twin-stick but samey roguelite. However, I've so far hit two separate bugs that forced a run to be abandoned, losing over an hour of progress rewards.

Un roguelike à la DA très plaisante, bien qu'un peu trop répétitif au bout d'un moment.