
A Lovecraftian survival horror adventure game inspired by the classics of the 90s.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I played this game in nearly all versions (as well as the other games and their versions in the series) since it was released. I enjoyed the improvements it made on the combat system of the original, and the additions Dark Gaia made with the wandering enemies. The original game only had enemies appear when trying to solve (or having solved) a puzzle. They also removed the healing basin that was present in every save room, which makes the playthroughs much harder, as you have to manage your supplies even more carefully than ever. Without the basin, I wasn't able to use my old tactic of bustin down doors and opening stuck drawers, and then retracing my steps to a basin to replenish my stamina to max again before tackling the next combat encounter. In my opinion, nearly all the changes made to the version on Steam are welcome. Howevr, I do have two minor gripes. The original game was much darker (not in tone but lighting) than this version, and the abiltiies of the characters were alterd in a way that are more disappointing than interesting. John has gun with limited ammo and superior health, and Sara can save anywhere in the game (albeit a certain number of times) and can spot hidden supplies. These are different than the original game, as both had no weapons whatsoever, John had more stamina and health, and Sara had less physical strengths, but could spot clues that helped her solve puzzzles. I liked the original character abilities, where one was far more focused on solving the puzles, and the other was focused on physcial prowess. That's not to say the new abilties do not enhance those concepts, but adding a gun and the ability to save anywhere basically negates the rather tense moments and the Resident Evil-esque style of backtracking to save and heal yourself. All in all, this game gets a solid thumbs up from me, but a second thumbs at 90 degrees for the gripes I have. By the time you finished reading this beast of a review, I hope I didn't ruin too many surprises about this game. If the third game is released (and there were two versions: One Night 3, and One Night 3 Full Cricle), I hope Dark Gaia takes care to read the reviews of the people who played the games, and considers their input carefully. EDIT: As I reached the underground cave beneath the well, I found a bugt that prevents you from completing the puzzle to open the drawer which holds the next key to progression. I don't know if the recent update caused this, or it's just a one-off, but this prevents me from finishing the game altogether. Also, in the cabin, when the demonic dogs spawn, I found you can just leave the room and walk all the way back to the manor without fighting them. However, they will continune to follow you throughout the backyard, until you go into the house. From what I recall in the original game, you were trapped in that room and forced to kill the monsters before you could leave. I'm not sure if the option to simply leave is intentional or not.
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I didn't play the first One Night so I wasn't sure what to expect out of this but it turned out to be pretty good so far. I got jumpscared several times and for a 2D game it's definitely got some great atmosphere. I can't comment on the series as a whole but this particular game I've really enjoyed and if you like these types of games, I think there's a lot to like here. I made a video for what I've played of it so far if you want to check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8Uqb0fyf-A
One Night 2: The Beyond, ilk olarak 2010'da piyasaya sürülen orijinal RPG Maker hayatta kalma korku klasiğinin büyük beğeni toplayan devamıdır. Yeni müzikler, elden geçirilmiş oynanış ve büyük ölçüde genişletilmiş bir hikaye barındırıyor. Deneyin.
Obtuse puzzles, broken variables, and solutions that aren't clear unless you simply try everything. It's entertaining, to a degree, but it's very clunky and has a lot of errors. One item (thankfully not necessary to move forward in the story) I couldn't obtain because the answer to the puzzle was correct, but the variable supposed to hold said answer was *blank*. I would only get on sale, if you MUST have it.
Again I am a massive jerk, and I am sorry, because this is obv made with love and effort and time and is FREE so by all means go for it if it looks cool to you, but I've played too many cool free horror games that do better to feel good about recommending this. It's a step up from the first in tons of ways. The combat system, while simple, is effective. The game rewards you for searching and offers you two protags to play the game through with differing loadouts and abilities. The scares work and there's greater variety in the locations so it's easier to find your way around. But still, like the first, there is no map. And again it's not that the game is that huge but enough of it blends together that if you ever get stuck and forget exactly where to go or what to do you can get lost easily, and/or be stuck trudging back and forth avoiding the same respawning monsters that move erratically. The other part might just be that I have a smooth brain but the puzzles seem really obtuse and not in a good way. For one the dev really likes math so get ready for that lol, but also some of the locks require entire words and the clues you're given are so clumsily worded it's really hard to understand what the answer even is, let alone the logic of it.
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我是第一个中文评测么。。 好多生化音乐
打到实验室区数字解谜会出bug导致卡关...劝退一波...
[h1]Before I played One Night 2: The Beyond, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
[h2] [b] [u]Sinopse: [/u] [/b] [/h2] Você controla um detetive chamado John Faraday ou uma escritora de horror chamada Sarah Wickson, ambos entram em uma mansão antiga conhecida por ser assombrada, porque todas as famílias que moraram nela morreram de formas horríveis e misteriosas. John entra na mansão pq foi contratado pra resolver um caso de desaparecimento, enquanto Sarah buscava inspiração pra escrever uma novel, mas tanto um quanto o outro começam a se arrepender de suas decisões após perceber que os rumores sobre a casa são reais. Agr vc deve descobrir o restante... [h2] [b] [u]VDoq se Trata?: [/u] [/b] [/h2] One Night 2: The Beyond é a continuação do One Night, outro jogo da Dark Gaia Studio tão bom quanto esse, se trata de um game 2D de terror com uma boa estória por trás... [h2] [b] [u]Pontos Positivos: [/u] [/b] [/h2] * [b] [u]O jogo é gratuito [/u] [/b] * [b] [u]Possui uma boa jogabilidade e um combate simples e fácil de entender [/u] [/b] * [b] [u]Possui puzzles relativamente fáceis e bem elaborados [/u] [/b] * [b] [u] Possui uma boa estória, um pouco genérica, mas a gameplay compensa [/u] [/b] [h2] [b] [u]Pontos Negativos: [/u] [/b] [/h2] * [b] [u] As condições pra alcançar o final bom deveriam ser outras, conseguir o pingente das sombras ok, mas não poder salvar mais que 3 vezes e não poder usar mais que 2 kits não faz muito sentido pra mim [/u] [/b] [h2] [b] [u]Minha Opinião: [/u] [/b] [/h2] Como disse anteriormente, One Night 2: The Beyond é a continuação do outro jogo chamado One Night, eles possuem uma breve ligação e menções, mas nada muito profundo, acredito eu pelo menos. O game possui uma boa jogabilidade, uma boa estória, puzzles nada muito complicado e uma combate simples, acredito que já disse tudo que tinha pra dizer. Resumidamente, recomendo muito o jogo pros amantes do gênero, sem dúvidas vale a pena!
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