The Final Hour

No. Bad. Horror engine asset flip. Can't see anything. Not worth playing if it was free. Quit it when I read a note and my flashlight didn't work anymore after 15 minutes of barely being able to see anything with a dollar store flashlight. Apparently there's an asset store mansion and it wasn't even worth getting there.

This game is TRASH. I'm always on the look out for new and interesting indie horrors, I can also appreciate that a lot of assets get re used in a lot of current games BUT what you have done however is RIPPED the entire house from Pacify and worst of all ** SPIOLER ALERT** you drop the player into the basement you unlock a door and boom theres a crazy demon chasing you. Straight up no build up, no story, no explanation as to what the hell is going on. Avoid this game or if you must play it get it else where it should be no more than £5 for this rubbish.

What can I say about the game. This was actually a fairly hard game to review. I fully played through both chapters that are currently available. First, the good: The game runs very smoothly. There are not many bugs or glitches, which is a very nice aspect for a game. The atmosphere is nice looking. For those that complain about reused assets, it just needs to be accepted that not everyone has the time, money or skill to create their own everything from the ground up. Indie devs need to utilize common assets and I'm cool with that. The main things for me are story, game play and the overall atmosphere. Also, how to smartly manage the scares can be a major addition of points or subtraction. With that being said, as of now, the story is very confusing. I feel like there really isn't one beyond the guy was on his way home, got into an accident and is now stuck here in this house. As of writing this, there are only 2 chapters, so it may/will get cleared up later on. It is early access so I won't be so harsh on that. There's really nothing explaining what is going on and you have to interpret things from the videos you see at the end of each chapter. You don't really f…