
Rothschild: The Sheep will Wake is a first person horror game in which the Rothschild family dominates the world. The player fills the shoes of Jordan Baker, a journalist sent to investigate the hospitalization of Kane Rothschild. Little did he know, this rabbit hole just doesn't end.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I'll try and set aside my own feelings about alphas and version 0.01s being released as Early Access titles (in short, they shouldn't be) and do what the developers have asked: provide some helpful feedback based on my experience with the game. > Most of the NPCs do not walk or follow any sort of path restricted by the usual laws of physics. Lisa floats across the ground like the Woman in Black diving in for the kill and Craig flees into the side of a train once he finishes his conversation with you. > The character voices are set at a volume somewhere between 'miniaturized children from Honey I Shrunk The Kids screaming for help' and 'housefly's dying breath'. > You press '2' to activate the flashlight. Not '1'. Also, seeing as you can't take them with you, it may be helpful to refrain from clustering every battery in the game within about twenty feet of each other at the start location. > There are four epilepsy medication bottles to collect. Not three. > After growing bored with my attempts to locate train parts for Craig in exchange for a spare tyre, the game randomly dropped the tyre on my head from out of thin air and instructed me to return to my car. I obeyed and the game froze. Did I win? Other than these technical errors, I feel that for a game revolving around an international cabal, you diminish the epic scope of the setting by sending the player on fetch quests for medicine, hidden train parts and spare tyres. I admittedly have no idea what you have planned in regards to the next chapter or, indeed, any that might follow it but I am wary of Craig's refusal to give me my tyre and can foresee myself doing his ironing and cleaning his toilets for the remainder of the game while he continues to make excuses. Behold this madness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elfBo3xP6ps
Broken AI pathing, no map boundaries and stock unity assets. Soundfx cranked high enough to make your ears bleed for some jump scares. Story is confusing at best, performance is hit/miss and often the map renders 3 feet in front. Not sure what happened, imho the game was in better shape during alpha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8oIx-fZzZE On a side note and not that it matters. Was banned off the forums after the developer requested detailed bug info, when I provided this they claimed it was not the place for such discussion. Apparently I was rude, childish and offensive. Any personal feelings aside, in it's [b]current state[/b] can only recommend avoiding the game. Not a very enjoyable experience, particularly if sensitive to motion sickness and your money is best spent elsewhere. ALPHA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ5iWk9PwEk
-this looks like Call of Cthulu : Dark corners of the earth, as it is now in it's early access form. http://store.steampowered.com/app/22340/ -movement is a little sluggish sometimes, -interaction mechanism is functioning nicely, -it's in FIRST PERSON MODE, -it's really a lot like Call of Cthulu in atmosphere & all, "THOUGH I THINK IT WOULD BE WISE OF ALL OF US TO REMEMBER IT'S EARLY ACCESS," this may change later on -dev's promising 6 chapters, in it's current state we are in 1 chapter, LONG WAY TO GO :) Game On
Just finished the alpha release and though it is filled with some glitches and bugs here and there it really has some potential story wise. I am well versed on the Rothschild family and their influence on politicians, pushing for sustainable living with a one world governance. Though the developers may have made this as pure fantasy it has an air of truth to it and i would like to see it go for the jugular with known facts. Game is scary and right off the bat, it should be a slower cooker that builds tension as the story progress's. Do i recomend this game? Yes i do, i believe that it will be something story wise that needs to be heard, it may not be a AAA production but it does have a kind of charm to it. The music is tense and the graphics of the environment are nice, character models need some love though ;) I will change my review as more updates come out and when we have the final product, good luck to the Devs the balls in your court.
*Based of v0.1a Hotfix 8.5/10 Overview: Horror/Adventure *Based of v0.1a HotfixPros: •User Friendly -(You learn the controls very early without much effort) •Graphics Are Beautiful-(The graphics are so fantastic) •Spooky and Terrifying-(I might need a heart transplant after playing this) •Game Runs At Decent FPS-(Stayed at around 60 the whole time playing it) •The story is mysterious-(The whole time you are trying to learn about the town and the people in it) •Fog Adds to The Horror Effect-(The fog makes normal walking around scary :P) Cons: •FPS Drops At Radom Points-(Sometimes i would be at 60 fps then it would drop to around 30) •NPC Sometimes Ice Skate Instead Of Walking-(The npcs walking path,and they way the look when walking can sometimes look like ice skating instead os walking) •Glitches-(Some Randoms Glitches Here and there,for ex. can't read all the dialogue.) Review: I jumped into this game head first, expecting the worse and hoping for the best.At the main menu just the atmosphere made me kinda scared but most importantly it made me want to click the new game button and see what this game is all about.The first thing i notice off the bat is that the graphics are fantastic. I continue throughout the game,in my room at 2 am in complete darkness trying to continue through dark fields , over train tracks,throughout "littletown" with jump scares around every corner making me just want to walk around with my hands over my eyes. After playing this game I can say i think this game is absolutely worth the $10,it definitely needs improvement in some areas,(glitches,etc.) but it is in Early Access and i think they are workign hard trying to fix all the bugs and glitches they are aware of.
This game is scary as hell! And the first person quallity makes its even more scary! I higly recomending this game, And the prise for the game is really worth it. The sounds is also very cool! And the jumpscares comes so quickly xD Anyways, A really great game and make sure to download it! :D
For an early access game, the controls are smooth and the visuals are nice. Sound quality is good and I will look forward to playing this more. I recomend this to all people who like thriller type games.
While I do support Indie game makers, and this game, although in early access, does need a tremendous amount of work. but, I will keep my eye on it. judge though for yourself, and check it out.... https://youtu.be/vljAbaei9X4
Un juego rarísimo, pero con gran potencial si siguen desarrollándolo, mejorándolo y agregando cosas. Muy interesante el tema de que los niveles se generen de manera aleatoria, lástima que es demasiado oscuro, y por supuesto que le faltan pulir muchísimas cosas... les dejo un gameplay donde pruebo los primeros momentos del juego: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEQi08-IiP0
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