The Mortuary Assistant

Constant bugs. First it wouldnt let me cut their neck to be able to progress, so i had to restart the shift. Then it didnt let me mix embalming fluid for the second body... forcing yet another reset. I will not recommend this at all. The bugs are literally game breaking and require resets. Specs - Ryzen 7 9800X3D MSI INSPIRE 3X OC 5080 32GB DDR5 6000MT/s RAM SAMSUNG 980 EVO SSD

It looks like a cool game when you watch streamers play it but when you actually play it yourself you'll find that the controls are unintuitive and that alone stops it from being fun. The u.i. in general feels horrible and for some reason it feels like its more optimized for controller than for mouse and keyboard

LETMEINYOULITTLEBITCH

vi a dios

how ugon b in morgah but bodies no tities

Great game. 100 bodies for the achievement is a bit much the steps get pretty tedious after about 40.

Esse jogo é sensacional, me assusto com qualquer coisa que aparece. Eu não tenho mais coragem de jogar. Tô morrendo de medo

Fantastic idea, though the game is largely carried by its gameplay loop. The embalming process alone is relaxing, although gruesome, while the scares become stale, the story and its events aren't very interesting, and the animation quality is lacking. However, if you're not used to horror like me, it will scare you sh*tless. A few scares got me good, I have to admit, though some are very lame, and others can be outright annoying. Story events may be unintentionally funny, [spoiler]e.g. the one where your father finds you passed out on the ground, then slips, hits his head on the rock, and falls into the water.[/spoiler] It's supposed to be shocking by how sudden and unexpected it is, but I ended up laughing. The Mortuary Assistant was designed for replayability, and it can become repetitive quickly. It may also be challenging at first, but you can master the mechanics so efficiently that you won't see the more creative scares unless the game decides to give you close to no clues and you have to take a shot in the dark. You are almost guaranteed to lose your first few shifts (i.e. replays), because the tutorial only teaches you how to embalm a corpse, a process which might be complex for a beginner, and then during your first proper shift you are bombarded with new information on how to[spoiler] exorcise a demon[/spoiler] which in itself is also not a simple task, all this while on a time limit. What's more, items required for embalming are placed differently than in the tutorial, adding to the confusion. To add insult to injury, for some reason item randomization is enabled by default. This can be frustrating and unfair to some. Thankfully, a new Embalming Only mode was added, so you can practice freely there. Worth a try, just for the novelty.