Snowsquall Grip

Really cool short game , once you figure out the main mechanics you'll get around the hell pit

this game is dog sh*t do not waste your time or money. I do not know why the reviews are mostly positive

Este juego es bueno, tiene el ambiente muy bien hecho, se puede sentir la tensión en todo momento. pero tiene un problema muy grande: Es muy corto el juego. es tan corto que alcanzas a obtener todos los logros del juego y te da tiempo para devolver el juego, NO LO HAGUEN NO SEAN UNOS HIJOS DE PU14 Y APOYEN AL CREADOR, el juego no cuesta tanto para que se preocupen por el dinero.

Short and sweet. This game can be beat in less than an hour but manages to fill that one hour well. It's a simple environment but the little notes and details you find are enough to peak your interest in the world they are creating. Think of this as a prequel game, or a demo, as it ties into the events of this devs next game, "Synthesis of Corruption". Both are priced appropriately and worth it to check out.

https://youtu.be/F4D5FFqEmwQ Immediately starting players off on the back foot and punishing failure with jumping puzzles won't endear a lot of players to dig deeper.

5/10 It's too short, and the jump cuts after death are annoying... It would be better if these smaller games were collected in a compilation, like the Dread X Collection or something similar... - Túl rövid, és a halál utáni hirtelen vágások idegesítőek... Jobb lenne, ha ezeket a kisebb játékokat egy válogatásban gyűjtenék össze, mint például a Dread X Collection vagy valami hasonló...

i want to recommend this game because it's an honest effort, but ultimately it's a boring experience at best and a frustrating one at worst. you can't be out in the cold for more than 30 seconds before your screen starts to distort, and you can only restore heat by backtracking all the way to your spawnpoint if you haven't yet completed one of the tedious and vague puzzles. (you can also heat back up with flares, but they only last about 15 seconds, and half of them can't be picked up anyway.) on the topic of the puzzles, they mostly consist of slowly traveling back and forth between the same few locations while carrying a single object and hoping not to freeze to death along the way. you have an objective marker, but you can only use it when interacting with the place the object needs to be brought to, and it only lasts about 5 seconds so it's practically useless. placing and carrying objects in general is also clunky and unintuitive. and then we get to the issue of the horror factor. the game gives you a gun at the start with only two bullets, but this doesn't matter because at no point during the majority of the game are you required to use it. the only time you ever need to shoot something is during [spoiler] the final (and only) fight, where a single monster attacks you in a tiny room. the game only provides you with enough ammo to do so in said room, which begs the question: why give the player the gun that early in the first place?[/spoiler] but even if these designs decision made sense, nothing would be able to compensate for how awful that brief moment of combat turns out to be. you can only shoot while aiming down sights, which takes far too long and slows you to a crawl. which wouldn't be so bad, if the gun's firing rate wasn't about 1 bullet per calendar year. [spoiler]this means that the intended way to defeat the monster is to run (walk) to the opposite side of the room, fire one or two shots if you're lucky, and hope you can exit the animation and move out of the way before you get slashed. which, again, wouldn't be so bad... if the monster didn't take 15 shots to die. so you'll eventually realize that the best way of dealing with it is to find the single place where the monster can't get you and fight it from there, which is on ground level because you can only shoot in a perfectly horizontal line.[/spoiler] i really want to like this, because it's not very expensive and has some good ideas. but, unfortunately, it's more likely to get on your nerves than scare you.

Neat little flick. I'm usually not a whole lotta down for the unseen monsters "chasing" me while I stumble through some notes and puzzles ordeal, but I've enjoyed this one quite a bit for what it is. So it must be doing something right, somewhat excessive jank notwithstanding.