The Letter: Classic Edition

love this one

a strange experience

Overall an okay atmospheric walking simulator. It's $2 and if you get it on sale it's even cheaper, so I wasn't expecting anything huge. Unfortunately it gets a meh from me, the atmosphere couldn't really help me ignore the problems. The BIG complaint I have is the first area is just too open and is too easy to get lost because there's no landmarks. There's also no way to know what items you have found and what you're missing, so even though. I spent a half hour looking for a single item that I couldn't find. This could be mitigated in an update or something with a map, or something that could help me not re-tread the same areas over and over because again, there's little in terms of landmarks, so I couldn't even TELL half the time if I had been there before. Eventually If found it and the second area was MUCH better. Easily half the size, and visible landmarks, still didn't know what I had but it was much more fun to search this area. In the end I completed the game, and it was meh, I didn't feel compelled to do more searching ESPECIALLY in that first map so I looked up a guide to get the rest of the hidden collectables. If you want to kill an hour or so and don't mind se…

The game is fun. The ending is 😑... I missed out on this game for the Wii U, but I am glad I have a way to play through Steam. #videogamepreservation Overall, it feels like an unfinished demo, but it was still fun.

Decent little horror walking sim for the price.

So having sat down a perfected this game in one sitting, man is it just ok. Realistically, the only people who are gonna buy this are the Wii U users from back in the day when this game went viral. All you do is walk around and collect some things for maybe 20 minutes and then it's over. The story isn't anything special at all, but if you like bad horror games and have 2 dollars burning a hole in your pocket, give it a go I guess.