
You fall through a sinkhole into a nightmarish Japanese mansion with a lingering, sinister presence and terrifying threats… and the only way out is deeper in. Malice is a two-player, compulsory co-op survival horror that forces you to make unforgiving choices and rely on your wits to survive.
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Languages: English, Japanese*, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Thai*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 42 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Me and my partner picked this up to laugh at what, must surely be, a terrible game given the Overwhelmingly Negative review score. What we got was a really good co-op puzzle game. It was difficult at times, with us blind lucking our way through one of the puzzles in Chapter 3 (I still don't understand how to work out the answer for the four spinning discs) but aside that, a little thought and there wasn't anything too painfully taxing. The story was decent enough, yet ambiguous for the most part as to what is the "right" choice. 8/10 - Would sacrifice my partner to allow some ancient shaman to inhabit her body again.
难玩的钥匙,联网容易掉,bug还多,差评!!!
I honestly don’t understand the overwhelmingly negative reviews for this game. The story is actually really good, and I can only assume a lot of people got frustrated because they couldn’t solve the puzzles. Malice is a heavily puzzle-focused co-op game for two players, almost like an escape room experience mixed with an old-fashioned Japanese folktale atmosphere. I played it with my boyfriend, and we had a great time. There’s even a really interesting twist at the end. I genuinely enjoyed both the puzzles and the cooperative gameplay. The mechanics are simple, and while the graphics definitely aren’t AAA-level, the game has its own charm and style that I found beautiful in its own way. After reading a lot of the negative reviews, I can’t help but feel like many people expect modern games to hand them every answer on a silver platter. A lot of complaints were about the lack of hints or the number of items you can pick up without immediately knowing what they’re for. Honestly, it just feels like many of these players have never really played older games or true puzzle games before, where figuring things out on your own is part of the experience. If you don’t enjoy puzzle-heavy games, then this probably just isn’t for you. But calling it a “bad game” feels unfair simply because it’s challenging or different from what you expected.
Good game, got some bugs but overall a solid game for people looking for a escape room-style game. Can be a bit on the harder side sometimes. Don't let the reviews scare you away.
BUG漫天飞,游戏体验极差,解谜完全没有提示全靠自己猜或者跟着攻略走,最后一关更是简直了,通关道具跟作者的老冯一样消失不见,硬卡我和朋友大半天最后含恨而终没法通关,体验差到爆炸,极度不推荐
小作品來說,蠻不錯
恶心,垃圾,bug巨多,玩不下去了,真影响心态
垃圾游戏,根本进不去。朋友联机一直卡bug。
全是bug 取水那个触发不了 重新读档 2人读挡都不在一个地方 一个人读档在门里面 一个在外面? 你们拿脚做的游戏?玩你们做这个东西简直是浪费时间体验及其差劲 这种半成品就不要出来圈了 圈完是准备给你mm烧纸烧过去?
bug上面长了个游戏
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