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There are no guns. Its a melee only game and the melee mechanics are painful and repetitive. Its supposed to be a horror game but its just a bunch of naked flower mannequins chasing you. The ending drags on for 4 hours and you have to replay the game 5 times to get all 5 endings. Its like really really poorly made resident evil. There is ZERO replay-ability. Ill youtube the other endings.

Мне очень понравилось

Welp, I've spent the past 2 hours changing every possible setting on my computer trying to get this to run. I was getting an error message "Out of video memory - UESHf". Watched 20 videos, changed a ton of bios settings and what finally let me play was going into the game properties on steam and running it through -dx12. I would have refunded immediately, but the first night i tried to play, I left the crash screen open and it clocked me 6hrs play time... Good luck if you buy this.

Игра мне очень понравилась. Выбил все ачивки и все концовки. Немного напрягает что для концовок нужно перепроходить игру сначала. В общем 5 прохождений. Сюжет понравился, после первого прохождения было много вопросов, но каждая новая концовка давала на них ответы. Радует что есть места где можно скипнуть если ты уже проходил. Рекомендую.

A mi también me da miedo casarme 10/10

One of tha most deep and incredible plot. Highly recommended if you like Japanese culture and mythology.

[b] Introduction [/b] The "would you recommend? yes - no" system doesn't work so well with this game. It has a lot to like but many flaws, and your enjoyment will depend heavily on what you're willing to tollerate and also how good your PC is. My main issues with the game lie with the performance and the combat (I played with combat set to "story" difficulty and puzzles set to "hard"). [b] Performance [/b] The game runs horribly (which didn't surprise me once I learned it was made in UE5). It has irresolvable performance issues that didn't go away even setting everything to the lowest possible option. My PC isn't the newest but it managed to play the Resident Evil 4 remake with graphics set to high. For this game I had to set most thing to medium, as that was the middle point where the graphics didn't worsen the performance but I wasn't needlessly lowering quality for issues that weren't gonna go away. The game stutters like crazy and it doesn't seem to be based on how complex the room is, some just run terribly. Having three or more enemies on the screen also tanked the performance and really anything that generated a lot of effects did the same (something the final boss does a lot making it nearly unplayable). The game regularly turning into a PowerPoint presentation never failed to take me out of the game and make the mediocre combat more frustrating. [b] Combat [/b] The combat is serviceable. It's an okay if at times clunky foundation to build on. The issue is it never gets built upon: how you play at the start of the game is how you'll play the entire game. You get a few new weapons here and there but there's only really three kinds of weapons and some reskins of each (if the differences were deeper than that I didn't notice in gameplay and the game doesn't explain them anyway). For a game that is 70% combat it begins to drag really hard towards the middle point and becomes horribly frustrating the more you play after that. Towards the end I was basically begging for the game to stop making me fight enemies and just let me enjoy the story. The good parts of the game are the story and the presentation. [b] Presentation [/b] Despite the medium graphics settings, the art direction was still great for the most part and was the main thing that drew me to this game alongside the story (also making it my first Silent Hill game). The dream sections (by far the worst sections in the game after a certain point) began to blend together visually after the third one or so but everything related to Ebisugaoka was beautiful. [b] Story [/b] As far as the story goes, it's interesting and makes you wonder where it's gonna go. I feel it could be clearer at times especially with how much you have to suffer through the gameplay to get crumbs of story progression. This was also one of the reasons I disliked the dream sections as I found their story to be too abstract to really be worth the tedium required to progress in them. One of the themes being how Japanese society at the time treated women and how this treatment was reproduced by both men and women through the generations was one of the things that drew me to this game and I feel it delivers on that front (mainly in the sections outside of the dreams). [b] Conclusion [/b] Overall it's a solid if very flawed game but I feel the cons slightly outweigh the pros, especially for the price I paid for it. While I definitely don't regret playing it, I would not spend 25 francs on this game again. I feel it's worth no more than 15 francs for the experience I got. I recommend it if you have a really good PC and are willing to put up with the combat, though it won't be as frustrating as it was for me if you don't have the same performance issues I did.

Despite havinf played the first two hours on launch, I slept on this game so hard but now I am blessed to say, PEAKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK