
From the sick mind behind Bloodwash, Jordan King, comes his latest experiment in terror. Inspired by the Italian zombie flicks from Lucio Fulci and Bruno Mattei, Night of the Gates of Hell promises to be a blood dripping, neon soaked, flesh rotting experience.
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A love letter to the ridiculous zombie flicks of the 70's and 80's, Night At the Gates of Hell rules! A nice and short romp with plenty of atmosphere, splatters, and jump scares. I'd love a sequel at some point in the future that continues the wild story. The bonus modes included are also a nice little bit of fun too.
"Night At the Gates of Hell" is a fusion between a PSX-style horror game and a straight-forward horror-b-movie. That said, it constantly changes between crude moments of tasteless cruelty (I highly recommend putting the censored-mode on in case someone's watching over your shoulder) and - in fact - great atmospheric horror moments. I truely like to explore the town, search for the next key to an appartement, and - indeed - have some descent shooting versus the zombies. "Night At the Gates of Hell" blends all this, adds scary moments, and presents all this in kind of episodes (you might first think you can all do this in one sitting because there's no save option, but once you got the TV-zap effect, you know you can access the unlocked next level from the main menu). I don't know many PSX-styled horror-games so far, but if you ask me "Night At the Gates of Hell" would be a good start for an adult audience (and don't try to let yourself go away from the game after the really disgusting intro episode with the girl ... it gets better ;) ).
Lucio Fulci simulator. Above average in length for this type of game too. Awesome and highly recommended.
As a massive Fulci, Romero, and general Italo Zombie fan, I absolutely adored this game. It is chock full of references, including a particularly memorable one from Burial Ground (1981). I highly recommend it to anyone who is as fanatical about those films as I am. Even if you just like the PS1 style horror aesthetic, don't mind some camp, and enjoy shooters, I'd recommend it. There is so much wackiness going on. It also ran great on my potato pc (decade old, basically ancient laptop) which is an added bonus. Can't wait to replay this one again soon. It's also relatively short and sweet, just like the best horror movies are.
Думал кал. Оказалось золото. В игре отталкивал и трейлер и скрины и обложка. Но игра ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Very Good Indeed
it's amazing, just do yourself a favor and play it!!
One of the best Indie experiences and a amazing horror game.. 10/10 especially the extra content
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