
Raw Footage is a first-person horror game, travel with nothing but your camera through forests inhabited by vicious creatures while capturing what footage you can of them. You’re not the first, but if you can expose these beasts to the world you’ll be the last.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 46 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 46 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
II incredibil de cretin jocu, am jucat cu 2 amici si eram beți, si ăla care era si mai nepriceput si beat (după parerea mea) l-o jucat si in vro 15 minute, si gasise deja 4/5 cadavre si le-o facut si poza, mi so parut ciudat de simplu, sau de noroc coiosu ăla, dar in fine, cel putin primu capitol, si mai apoi o apărut si dihania aia care scotea un sunet ciudat si mergea ca un așchilopat spe mine, dar nu ma putea ajunge, da, sa zicem ca o fost interesant el așa 6/10
Fine one
This is actually a decent concept, but it's poorly executed. Also, you need a LOT of footage of the creature to advance. LIKE A LOT. I recorded it for around 20 seconds, and the bar only filled MAYBE 5% full. So, it'll take a lot of time to do. Also, took me forever to even find the creature to record it, and one time it just killed me before I even found a weapon within the first two minutes. Not great.
It's ok for a free game, reminds me of old Slenderman games. Developers did a good job.
Its just bad,nothing to explain...
Very good game was awesome very cool!
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