DAENIUS'S PROFILE

Ey bro, you there? What happened?

Te conocí gracias a "An Evil Night" y justo me topé en los recomendados con este otro. Por estos 2 juegos solamente, he de decirte que me siento muy agradecido de haber podido invertir mi tiempo jugándolos. Y digo invertir, y no echar, o pasar. Porque en tus juegos se puede apreciar algo que poquísimos juegos tienen, y es "alma". Un alma creativa y poderosa, que no solamente te presenta una situación clásica como "mansión encantada" o "escapa de un sitio perturbador con monstruos y demás", no. Estos juegos se notan cargados de un contenido brillante, un genio que muy influenciado por supuesto, ha sabido tejer una obra psicodélica. Todo basado en giros extraordinarios de guión, que despiertan al jugador, cansado de sucedáneos que parecen pisarse entre ellos. Un jugador que disfruta jugando un producto donde, aún con las limitaciones del motor RPGMaker, logra penetrar en su mente, para llevarle a universos de retorcidas historias surrealistas, pesadillescas, y terroríficamente disfrutables.

Poco más tengo que añadir. Solamente animarte a que nunca dejes de crear juegos. Date tu tiempo si en algún momento lo ves necesario, pero por favor, nunca dejes de crear obras maestras.

Juego de 10.
Unos 30 minutos de historia.

Pointless game. It tries to emulate the idea of Natali's Cube film but fails miserably being a game of trial and error and removing any chance of using the logic or solving a riddle. You work your way through the game without any particular parameters. If you die when you open a door, congratulations! That's not the way, you have to try another one.

It's not fun, it's not scary, it's not interesting. Boring as the best definition.

E.T.A.: 30'
2/10

Very short game about the urban legend of Bloody Mary.

The story of the game is simple and basic. The narrative was not as heavy as the author implied, but rather a copy-homage where the only survivor of a massacre tells a policeman what happened. Personally, I don't like this kind of stories, as you know how it all ends (who lives and who dies) as soon as you start. In addition, after 5 minutes of gameplay we already know that everything revolves around a character from an urban legend. So the game becomes a survival slasher.

What I mean by this is that it has no surprise factor, it's not scary, and all the resources it uses have already been seen before. I don't mean by this that it's a bad game, just that it's not bad to pass the time.

E.T.A.: 30'
5/10

Played this DEMO, the full version is on Steam.

Like the synopsis says, you start playing knowing nothing. You get into the shoes of a guy who knows nothing and, like you, ends up being the victim of a series of strange events that happen in his apartment.

The idea is known to everyone. The way the idea has been taken is interesting. Puzzles are simple, terror is appropriate.

It is captivating and once the demo is over, it leaves you with honey on your lips.

E.T.A.:11'
6/10