Stalked in Solitude

一人称のエスケープホラーゲーム。シナリオ有り。ジャンプスケアは無いと言える。 https://youtu.be/iCGBrxg3TIg いつ敵が出てくるかの緊張感が楽しかったです。 右上にやることが出るから迷わずに遊べました！ 死亡時のリスポーンに時間がかかるのが難点。 350円の定価で買って楽しめると思います♪

This game tried to clone Puppet Combo but ended up being more half-baked than a Bethesda game launch. The story and the idea behind it is pretty good, but the only problem is with the gameplay itself. - you move too slow. Somehow you walk faster when you crouch, and go super speed when holding [A + W] or [D + W]. - No crosshairs, which makes trying to locate items and whatnot much more difficult than it needs to be. - looking around makes you feel like the protagonist has a neck cast on and can't properly look down (movement is stiff, wooden, and nauseating) - The doors only open one way; oftentimes hitting you in the face or catching you in a temporary trap until the door closes, forcing you keep your distance when opening any door - no pause menu (you have to exit out of the game by clicking Alt + Tab) then close the windows to close the game. - VHS filter is too excessive (to the point of causing a headache when playing for prolonged periods trying to figure out how the game's mechanics work) and wish there was an option to disable it. There isn't a consistent art style either. The NPC's have that clear PS1 style inspiration but everything else looks like an asset flip, something my homie can make up in Blender in 5 minutes, or some obscure crusty texture. [Found a funny little bug: when going from the second floor, if you move against the wall when going forward, you will walk on a wooden beam instead of going downstairs.... Thank me later] I have no ill will towards the developers and am only giving a brutally honest critique. The things mentioned above would be somewhat tolerable if Stalked in Solitude was free (and in early access).... But as a finished product for $2.99?... No, just no.