Martha's Dolls 2

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Martha's Dolls 2 had some great scares and overall is a great game cant wait for number 3 hopefully it comes out soon

First off, I was gifted a steam key for this game to test and review. So I will be honest with my review with the hopes it will help the devs tweak what might need tweaking. This is a fun short indie horror game. I enjoyed the video camera mechanics with night vision to reveal puzzle hints. Some fun jump scares and an interesting story. I tend to break indie games when I play them because I test everything that probably shouldn't be tested and within the first ten minutes I had the camera open and went into my inventory and started looking at an item when I fell through a secret area of the map with a ladder and got locked in the inventory with no way out. So I had to force quit out of the game and reenter. Luckily it does have a continue button, where if you do die, you don't have to start over from the beginning but rather start again from a check point. My glitch experience was near the beginning so I didn't need to use the continue option. But that was the only glitch I found in the game. The rest moved along pretty well. The puzzles are not easy but at the same time not difficult if you really pay attention and explore. If you come across any codes, I suggest being prepared to write them down. It was a fun experience overall. The look of the old house and sound effects were pretty good as well. I have not played Martha's Dolls 1 so I don't know how this compares to that but, I did have fun for about an hour of gameplay. I'd recommend this game if the minor tweaks are made and someone likes indie horror games that are short but sweet. It was fun.

English Review I really enjoyed it. It is on the shorter side, but it is definitely worth playing. It feels like a mix between Outlast and Emily Wants to Play. The atmosphere is fantastic, and a few of the jumpscares genuinely caught me off guard. On the downside, the game does have a few rough edges. I encountered a few minor bugs during my playthrough (though they didn't break the game) and the optimization could be better. Overall, a solid indie horror experience. Thanks to AJB Games Studio for the review copy. Reseña en Español Me gustó mucho. Es algo corto pero definitivamente vale la pena probarlo. Es una mezcla entre Outlast y Emily Wants to Play. Tiene muy buen ambiente y algunos sustos sí me sorprendieron de verdad. Por el lado negativo, el juego tiene algunas carencias. Encontré algunos bugs menores durante mi partida (aunque no entorpecieron el juego) y la optimización podría mejorar. En general, una muy buena experiencia de terror indie. Gracias a AJB Games Studio por la copia para reseña.

Just finished Martha's Dolls 2. I never played the first and the Dev was nice enough to give me a free key for the game. It's really cool to see what one or two people can make and this is one of them. There are a ton of jump scares, a few puzzles that you are to me just the right difficulty. I have heard the voice acting wasn't great but to me it was average not great but not the worst I have heard. I had no issues running the game. The only downside I would say is its very short I beat the game in just 45 mins. I liked what I played but it left me wanting more. The dev is doing good work but should probably make a full game and not a short 45 min game that ends way to soon. I will have to check out the first one though because I am now invested in the story of Martha's Dolls.

I don't play that many horror games, but this reminds me that I really should. The atmosphere, the SFX, and the lighting were all great. I played this in the dark to help get into the mood and the visuals were enjoyable. I knew this was short game, didn't know exactly how long it would take, but I had fun. There were some jump scares for me, but the overall setting didn't phase me too much. I attribute that to TWD. There are a few things that I would improve upon. The first issue is the motion blur that I immediately noticed. After playing around awhile with the settings I was able to settle on some acceptable settings that allowed me to play with minimal discomfort. The "tips" that were written in between scenes were nothing but unfinished place holders. For the most part I didn't have too much trouble with the puzzles in the game. Some worked out perfectly as if we were in sync, while others needed more thought. I know I tend to overthink problems so it's not much of a surprise that I spent time looking around the house multiple times for non-existent clues and over-analyzing things right in front of me. I don't know if a hint system would be beneficial or not. I felt that the autosave could have been more generous. I didn't complete this game in one setting, but rather over the course of a few nights playing a little here and there. The first night after configuring graphic settings, I just entered Martha's house and decided to stop. The next night I found myself starting at the gate, having to redo certain steps. There was at least one other area where I had to restart and was surprised to end up starting further than I expected.

A friend gifted me the game, so I was expecting this to be a sequel to another game and not a second chapter. However, I still enjoyed this chapter despite not having played the first one. The atmosphere was tense and spooky, and the puzzles were simple but fun for the most part. I need to get the first part and will be keeping an eye out for the later chapters. I do have some criticism. I did have some trouble figuring out how to replace batteries in the camera. I didn't see the inventory button listed anywhere in the key bindings, so I had to start pressing a bunch of buttons to figure it out. Also, you have to be using the camera to replace the batteries. This is very unintuitive. Could you make the R button, listed as "reload", change batteries since we don't have any weapons to reload?