You Will Die Here Tonight

The coolest thing this game has going for it is a character swapping mechanic. When you get yourself killed, you spawn a new character, each with small unique traits. The most noticeable of which will be the run speed, though I wager the slower characters have more health if not other invisible stats. A dual edged sword, while it's cool having this team of people working together to solve the manor, if you find a weapon upgrade, only the weapons expert can install it, and the only way to swap to him is to kill your current character. On the plus side, you can find these coins throughout the mansion, which can be used when all your characters die to bring everyone back without resetting all the puzzles and items. Speaking of items, the game doesn't have a limited inventory system, so there is no inventory management. At least not traditionally. You can only hold 4 healing items, and 3 ranged weapons. Ammo and puzzle items are infinite. To say, you do make a small choice for which weapons you want to take with you. There are 5 so two of them need to sit back, but one of those are a direct upgrade to the base pistol, and the grenade launcher is found in the final stretch, so you never actually have to make a choice because there is always an objective correct way to play. The game does combat in a unique way. As opposed to just holding aim and shooting, doing so locks you into a combat minigame which is done in first person. It's a lot of fun, though outside the crawling maids being a hassle if you missed the shotgun, almost no enemy really poses a threat. The biggest killer in this game is puzzles. Failing to solve a puzzle means death. That said, all of the puzzles aren't too difficult to solve and the one's that are a little more obtuse are optional. The game is an interesting mix of Resident Evil's lineage, the aesthetics of the first game, the multiple characters to play of Outbreak, the combat of Gaiden. It wears all these inspirations on it's sleeve, but that mixture manages to make an interesting little romp.

Looks like a fun homage to Resident Evil 1, plays like a fun Homage to Resident Evil Gaiden, written like the most rancid cringe comedy imaginable. The best part is, if you mash the button to get rid of text as fast as possible, the game can freeze and you'll have to exit out and replay parts of it... Yay? And for some reason, for the final section of the game you are basically made invincible. It doesn't feel like a power fantasy, but instead as if you'd used a cheat code.

It's kind of short, but the game feels very polish, fast and fun for sure. The game itself have 2 mode, when you explore the game has overhead view, but when in fight you fight at first person view, just like resident evil gaiden on gbc. They also have their own twist, if you die, you will use another team member and try not to make the same mistake as your teammate before.

生化粉不请自来

好玩，喜欢生化危机解密的别错过，剧情也有反转

What a good game, honestly more people should be talking about it. It's short nice experience where the more you play and die the more you learn, not only about the combat, mechanic and traps but you also learn about the characters themselves and honestly I like every single one of them for different reasons (Mike you're so stupid. I love you) [spoiler]I like how you can tell the inspiration for every character, Ashley is literally Jill and Rebecca, Eric is a sweet dumb himbo Chris, Javier is your old Barry, Katherine would be your Wesker and then Mike and Vicent are more their own person I would say. Even the colors match[/spoiler]

If combat in your game is absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, consider not putting excessive amounts of it in. Just sayin'.

It's basically the good version of Resident Evil: Gaiden.

If you like resident evil just buy this.

A great survival horror game with very original ideas. My previous review was negative because of undisclosed AI usage but they actually removed it when i contacted their support and were very corteous. Big Props