
Night Trap tells the story of five teenage girls spending the weekend at the Martin home. As a member of the Special Control Attack Team, your job is to monitor the home and protect the girls using an intricate system of cameras and traps as it is being invaded by vampires.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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très bon jeux un nanar fmv des annès 90 parfait pour ceux qui veux revivre l'ambiance de l'epoque
The video elements are very stupid, and the gameplay is kind of obnoxious, but there is an unmistakable unique atmosphere to Night Trap that has kept me returning to it every once in a while since it came out.
This version has several unresolved bugs, and the game may not support pausing with the keyboard.
Bello rigiocare un gioco del passato, ma oggi e davvero lento e brutto e veramente noioso
Funi trap go brr
Wow. While I didn't really enjoy the game, I loved the experience. Weird right. This seemed like it would be a hilarious 80s, piece-of-history, throwback gold, but unfortunately when you play 'the game' you can't follow along with the story, which was super disappointing (cuz it was ridiculous). Switching between cameras you get bits here and there and as you play over and over you pick up more of it. Sadly, you can't ignore 'the game' to catch the story because unless you trap enough augers (bad-guys) at certain points you've failed your mission and you start over. I eventually went to youtube to watch a supercut of the story and then played the game. If you actually play the game, good luck and take a lot of notes to write down the timing of each trap you have to hit. There were a couple of videos about the history of the game included which was really cool and I appreciate the game a little more afterwards. Unfortunately, after a couple run-throughs I couldn't bring myself to playing anymore, since it wasn't that engaging. There's plenty of content and some hilarious endings (again, thanks youtube). It definitely didn't feel worth the 15$ for how much I played out of it and it has never gone on sale so no luck there, but I splurged on Halloween and had some laughs anyway.
muito foda
Whoever says this game is horrible is wrong.
Pure FMV 90s shennagins, find out more here in my review of Night Trap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOXt3NV1uQQ
Fun blast from the past!
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