The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope

Absolute slop. these Dark Pictures games are horrible. The dialogue is dumb as hell, the characters look uncanny and are not interesting at all, and the choices are just whatever. Most of the time, you end up losing characters because you missed some stupid QTE rather than because of any meaningful decision. I was literally watching Twitch on my second monitor just to keep myself entertained, and somehow I was still bored. Apparently, this is the best game in the series. If that's the case, I'm good on playing the other ones.

6.5/10, decent game just not for me.

The game its self is a 7/10. However through all the spooky stuff and horror the exchanges between characters are a little dry and the ending is terrible. This is the worst one of the series.

3/5

Little Hope is a game that asks: “What if a road trip went wrong, and then everyone collectively decided to have the worst night of their lives?” You play as a group of students and their professor who get stranded in the mysterious town of Little Hope after a bus crash. Naturally, instead of staying together and calling for help, everyone decides to wander into the creepy abandoned town. Excellent survival strategy. Little Hope is full of fog, abandoned buildings, creepy dolls, mysterious noises, and enough disturbing historical imagery to make you wonder why nobody simply turned around and went back to the bus. The game really wants you to make decisions. Important decisions. You choose what characters say, where they go, who they trust, and whether they make questionable decisions that could potentially get them killed. And somehow, every character has the survival instincts of a Wi-Fi router with one bar of signal. You can save everyone. You can also accidentally get everyone killed because you failed a quick-time event by approximately 0.0003 seconds. The game constantly makes you think something horrible is about to happen. You'll walk down a …

I would say... 7-8/10. I missed about 5 secrets so I'm not sure if I really understood it all. Bare minimum is: man he hit his head hard LOL. Not really as scary as Man of Medan. The controls for this one are better than Man of Medan. Feels a little more responsive, oh and you can "speed walk" about .5% faster than regular walking. I feel like Medan had a more drawing story. I'm sure replayability here is better. Welp, onto the next one!