Death Proclaimed

I don't know if this has happened to anybody else, but when I have the first aid kit in hand, the game lags. However, as soon as I use it, the game returns to normal.

I'm going to give this series a spin next as part of the RMN experience.

Need to let you know about a oversight or if this was intentioned. The 723 password to the sewer door can be completely miss-able since I was rushing through. Had to use the guide to get through that one. Thought let you know if I find any story-stopper bugs/etc.

Also I supposedly have notes, but I can't access any notes. Not sure what's going on there.

I still can't access any notes. Not that it matters to me since I'm able to get around.

Also another show-stopper bug found. It's the room with the L card with the ladder. Ladder is supposed to lead somewhere, but the teleporter seems to be missing.

Also this is more of a difficulty issue. When you get to the apartment there is a chance the player might have low health, and avoiding those monsters get can pretty tough in there. I had to force myself to put one of those medical kits into a area (a kit I didn't use yet as the game remembers what you already used). Hate to had to do that, but I wasn't getting anywhere.

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EDIT:
I finished the game, I got the good ending, but I managed to figure out how the great ending was achieved, so I got the more happier ending :). I give this game maybe like 3.8 out of 5, it was ok despite some things.

Gameplay: (3/5)
Either it can be easy or incredibly difficult depending how much health you have, and where you are in the game. There is a possibility you can get stuck this way. The bosses however were balanced, and had no issue with those. Some of the rooms were empty, but I guess that would be left to a player's imagination on it.

Graphics: (4/5)
You made good use of graphics, and set the tone pretty well in almost all areas though I felt it was still lacking here, and there, and could have decorated abit more. I can see you were going for the Silent hill style too. You could change those red squiggly things into slime blob like things in order to get rid of the boxed look else it looks odd, and out of place. Just my specific opinion on that however.

Sound/Music (5/5):
I'd say you did a good job with that, I had no complaints.

Story (3.5/5):
Now the plot was fantastic and takes some ques from Silent Hill, so I could understand the style of what you were going for. The characters made sense, so no complaints there. There was alot of swearing in this whether for good or bad depending on the scene. Also the piano scene gets a little odd for no reason, and I'm just like "what?".


I had a good time, so it was not a totally bad experience for me.

I guess the next thing to play is your side-chapter to DP2 before DP2 actually starts. Till next I post.

Finished it! God Clark is a hard son of a....
I barely killed him with alot o' luck.
The eternal wait everytime you die on one of the most randomly difficult bosses in history is really annoying. But it gets one thinking. It was still pretty frustrating to die.

In that regard.
How in the Holy Mother of Heaven did I get the "Great" ending? What exactly are the values that count toward it? I ask because I really wouldn't have thought to get this ending. I barely made it out alive.

So if anyone knows the exact requirements I'd be glad to hear them, as I'd be interested in seeing the other endings. I'm also not afraid of those Monsters anymore, since I met Yoda and became a Jedi.

Is there a "bad" ending?

Anyway. Great game. If you stick with it to the end. Otherwise it's a very frustrating experience for whoever gives up. I know. I was there.

What are the requirements to get the good end? not the best end, just the good.