Fear the Spotlight

I would situate my experience with Fear the Spotlight somewhere between Mouthwashing and Resident Evil. The game begins in a very classic way. Two friends, Vivian and Amy, sneak into their school library at night to use a Ouija board. Of course, they're just having fun, never imagining that a spirit will answer. And ô surprise! The spirits did answer. Now Vivian and Amy are separated and plunged into a distorted and nightmarish version of reality. What follows is an adventure split into two parts, each focusing on a different protagonist. Perhaps it's because I had just played a much more complicated game of the same genre, but I found the beginning of Fear the Spotlight so easy it was absurd. The "puzzles" were given with the solution already provided, or with so many hints for such basic actions that it became ridiculous. So, the beginning of the game left me with mixed feelings. But after progressing a bit further, the game improves considerably. In addition to the puzzle-based progression, there are stealth sequences that add a touch of tension to a horror game that remains very accessible for the genre. But, the game focuses more on the story than anything else. Even though the beginning of the game is rather cliché, in the end, I really enjoyed the story. Besides reuniting our two friends, we uncover the story of a past tragedy, in episode 1 with Vivian. And episode 2 focuses on Amy's personal story. I slightly preferred episode 2, which I found better structured. Overall the game is well staged, with a satisfying conclusion. And throughout, the dialogs benefits from good voice acting. In comparison, I do regret the almost complete absence of music. Certain sequences, like the introduction, would have been much more impactful with music. Despite a somewhat lackluster start, I really enjoyed my adventure and its heroines, I highly recommend Fear the Spotlight.

Yep, that's a good one! If you're like me who prefers horror games that are not extremely scary, but still retain spooky atmosphere, then that's your pick. The graphics are neat, and the puzzles are fine-tuned to be engaging without being overly convoluted. I really recommend checking this one out.

Fear The Spotlight is a cool cozy horror game, very smooth to go through! Loved the tactile interactions all throughout the game, they felt super satisfying. I felt a bit underwhelmed at the end of Chapter 1, but Chapter 2 definitely made the game for me. It was more focused and well-rounded, both story and level design-wise, with stronger horror bits. I could tell the devs were more experienced and bold at that point. Overall, a neat little qualitative experience!

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Such a worthy game at its price! It is basically 2 games in one game it feels like, because each story feels fully-fledged, and it doesn't leave you hanging or anything. Each story packed just enough content, gameplay and lore. As of writing this review, I've only ist finished Vivian's story, and lemme tell ya, this game is a gem! The 2 devs Bryan and Crista are such lovely people too, and it's amazing what they created and delivered here, quality stuff! Interacting with puzzles and items was so satisfying because of the tactile feel, gameplay is consistent and stealth sections weren't that punishing thanks to the saving at different locations. All the achievements are at a reasonable difficult even with a few that are harder to obtain, but you just gotta play carefully and be patient when enemy is around. Very Silent Hill-like, the whole Spotlight monster is a dead giveaway in that aspect already haha, not to mention the going back in time to a different reality in a dream-like state trope. Sweet and lovely voice acting. And lastly, the whole school environment was designed to this extent where every detail can be noticed and they are there because it makes sense for them to be there, like the devs didn't just add random bs stuff, every single room, item, furniture, decoration, and devices the devs really did research and put together a thorough school design that it really makes you feel immersed and the environment just felt real. A solid 10/10, enjoyed and savored every second I spent playing Fear The Spotlight. Go give it a shot!

Peak Fiction

Fear the Peak, pretty fun and short. Doesn't overstay it's welcome or stretch it out with questionable puzzles. Definitely get this on discount, but even full price is fine too. Overall a really good horror game with good gameplay (despite the characters running like snails), good story, and the enemies aren't annoying at all.

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好玩死了 誰不買誰損失 幹超好玩 我超膽小 但我很可以 力度都剛剛好 百合也好香嗚嗚好久沒那麼滿足的玩這類型遊戲了~~~

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