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Woah

This was pretty darn interesting. A little creepy, but I liked it.

Gieger

Graphisc like Gieger

of the atmospheric level as the X days a Y series

I apologize for the proceeding wall of text, but I felt I simply had to comment and review this work of art, as well as simply speak my mind, and I applaud any that at least attempt to read this. Very rarely do i see such an amazingly nonsensical story such as this, nor such a deliciously terrifying atmosphere. The sounds, the sights, the random and primal feel to it, the text flipping between dull and static grey to sharp and sudden red and pink, all come together as an amazing and horrible game, a terrible and great story, and a disgusting and beautiful experience the likes of which i desperately dread and wish were more prolific and prominent in storytelling, regardless of media. Such a thing as this is awe-inspiring because of its awful nature. This is by no means a pleasant creature, but that simply makes it all the more euphoric for those interested in such qualities or genres. I will admit I am obviously biased towards the darker and more erratic aspects of reality, as well as their portrayal, and I will proudly say that amongst my favourites are "Silent Hill", "Trilby's Notes", and "Metal Gear Solid", but that is the very reason I am waxing on like this. I love the supernatural, the magical, and the mental and the various aspects of these categories, and wish I could spread their glorious and sinister nature to as many as would accept and embrace them instead of abhor them or proclaim them evil or demonic abominations . But I digress, as I have been ranting as I tend to do about something that I very well may be alone in, and have taken up too much time and space as it is for whomever has taken up the apparently daunting and thankless task of actually reading reviews, so I will return to the review as proper. As one can see, this game is not perfect in gameplay, but with such an insane and brilliant sequence, can we expect such? The whole emotion I received from this was one of melancholic regret and haunting despair, and one can hardly expect such depression and anguish to be tied up in a neat little bow as it were. Besides, we are but man, and let come what will of this fact. Once again I apologize for this small essay, and farewell.

great

you did a great job with the atmosphere and artwork. the controls took some getting used to, but i don't think it broke the game. having a save feature would have been a huge plus.

also, for those who don't know: you can fast fall when you're equipped with the gun. i found that helpful at times.

Captivating

I played it all the way through, and was very intensely drawn into the world you made. Liked it a lot. I have to admit to not understanding a large portion of the storyline, which is regrettable, because that was what kept me going to the end. I'd really like to have someone, anyone explain what they picked up, because I'm a plot nerd and was really attracted to the aesthetic. The game played well and was interesting from start to finish. I ran into a few glitches here and there, and I feel like the plot being slightly vague was good, but I did find it hard to decipher and find out from who's perspective the text was coming from. Perhaps a more descriptive blurb in the author comments would help?

Overall, very good. I really enjoyed playing this.