It's not a horrible game, but there's just no point... it feels like something that's been put together by someone who is practicing in their extremely early game development stages.
There's no bugs, there's no offensively bad things, it's just pointless...
You walk up some weird, red stairs that randomly has points where you need to jump to reach the next step, as if the developer misplaced some steps but just said [i]"Screw it, they can jump, whatever."[/i] and moved on, you reach the end... and that's it. Takes about 5 minutes.
Below I tell you what happens in the game, from start to finish.
[spoiler]You start in a somewhat good-looking forest area, right next to the stairs you will climb.
As you walk up the stairs the noises you hear change, from quite silent to roaring winds to echoing music till you reach the top where the music stops echoing and becomes closer as you open a door and talk to "The Master".
At this point some text appears that has no coherent sense, it clips through the sides of the house and then some more text appears where you're asked to rate the advice of The Master, raging from 1 to 5 stars, I gave him 1 star.
I promptly jumped off the mountain; plunging down to my inevitable death. I then hit the Escape button to see if the game had an in-game options menu, but instead the game closed when I pressed Escape.
I then went to write this review but discovered I needed more playtime, so I launched the game, made a cup of coffee, and now we are here.[/spoiler]
Again, it's not a horrible game but has no point and is in the end an absolute waste of time and money unless you have 1$ to spare and want another game with 100% achievements in.
Not recommended as the vast majority of people do not play games because they want to play it as fast as possible and get 100% achievements in it.
I guess 1 unique thing about this game is that each player can plant a sign with a few words on it wherever they want in the game that other players can read as they play the game.
Reading other players signs is what I spent about half of my playtime on.
Also the VHS/grain filter is horrible, the game actually has a pretty interesting options menu that appears before you start the game, why you don't have the option to turn the filter off is beyond me.
The store page says it has partial-controller support.
If partial-controller support means you're able to walk forward but not able to turn the camera, then I guess it's true?
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