
Trapped and isolated in the abandoned town of Little Hope, 4 college students and their teacher must escape the nightmarish apparitions that relentlessly pursue them through an impenetrable fog.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian*, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America +1 more
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As i played the game, it was suprising to get a story which is unpredictable, all the time in the game i was just thinking how i can get a good ending but the ending was totally insane Different Stories connecting but it hit different, all i can say is you should give a try and see how surprising the game is just change the decision you made by selecting screen which make its more interest and cool
I think its a good little story, i recommend buying it on special, just due to it being only ~6 hours long. It just baffles me when youre getting chased by a monster how slow they move but yet still catch up so quickly. It is also annoying when people escape the monster and then they just have a chill discussion like 5 meters away from when they were running
ppl hate the ending but [spoiler] i was just glad to be rid of those pesky characters [/spoiler]. i thought the game was suitably creepy, and if you like this style of games + horror then you may enjoy this one? you also may not, the ending is quite something.
Pretty entertaining story (if you get a good route).
Absolutely the worst of all the anthology games, really bad story telling, carachter have no exprescion and all they dialogue have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sense just sayng random ♥♥♥♥ that has no connection to the thing's are reacting to
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A nice neat little game based on the Salem witch trials. I enjoyed it, and found the ending interesting, although a little frustrating. I found that the ending twist made me think more about how the game went and all that was implied with it. I do prefer most of the other 'The Dark Picture's Anthology' games (Man of Medan, and House of Ashes) more than this one, because of the twist with this games' ending. Some players may find the ending to be annoying/frustrating and may find it irritating enough to create a strong dislike for this game. TLDR: I'd hesitently recommend this game.
Its a good game, BUT You run into a lot of bugs and quality of life thing that are quite annoying and hinders the game to be played as intended. The aiming mechanism bugs out and sometimes isnt even shown. The difficulity settings revert each time you play from a save. Most animations stutter, dont have much flow or just skip flat out sometimes. (all of this game was played in 2p, so it might be different for a singleplayer)
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope je jednoducho majstrovské dielo. Od začiatku ma hra úplne pohltila svojou atmosférou, napätím a záhadným príbehom. Každé rozhodnutie malo svoju váhu a neustále som premýšľal nad tým, čo sa vlastne deje. Príbeh je napísaný fantasticky a postupne skladá jednotlivé kúsky skladačky tak, že vás núti hrať ďalej. Myslel som si, že už ma v hororových hrách nič neprekvapí, ale Little Hope mi dokázalo opak. A ten koniec? UFF! To som absolútne nečakal. Niekoľko minút som len sedel a premýšľal nad tým, čo som práve dohral. Presne tie hry milujem – keď vo vás zostanú ešte dlho po tom, čo ich vypnete. Ak máte radi príbehové horory, skvelú atmosféru a nečakané zvraty, Little Hope je povinná jazda. --- The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope is simply a masterpiece. From the very beginning, the game completely pulled me in with its atmosphere, tension, and mysterious story. Every choice felt meaningful and kept me wondering what was really going on. The story is brilliantly written and gradually reveals its pieces in a way that constantly pushes you to keep playing. I thought horror games couldn't surprise me anymore, but Little Hope proved me wrong. And that ending? WOW! I absolutely did not see it coming. I spent several minutes just sitting there, thinking about what I had just experienced. These are the kinds of games I love—the ones that stay with you long after you've finished them. If you enjoy story-driven horror games, an incredible atmosphere, and unexpected twists, Little Hope is a must-play.
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