The Coma 3: Bloodlines

Финальная(?) часть серии, закрывающая глобальную историю, дадут поиграть за училку, раскроют страшные тайны. Эта часть более экшонистая - можно резать противников ножом, окуривать благовониями и заливать перцем, в целом мне понравилось - эту часть хотя бы не надо проходить три раза на все ачивки как 2б.

Se volvió un juego de acción muy malo. No asusta nada, no hay exploración. Los pantallas que son dos pasillos. Trama super lineal, no se puede hacer backtracking, te sacan el control del personaje para una cinematica expositiva donde te dan objetos clave (!?) y no te dejan seguir explorando que ya salta a otro personaje. Ni hablar de los puzzles... Mogoliquiaron otro juego más para venderle a la generación tarada de jugadores ganado a la que les de ansiedad resolver un 2+2... y que no van a comprar este tipo de juegos de todas formas. El diseño de personajes es muy bueno y me hubiera gustado profundizar más la historia de la profe de la ingles. Un desperdicio.

Fun ending to the Coma series! A lot of twist and turns. I do laugh that the teacher sees everything through rose-tinted glasses literally. <3

I love this series and this installment is great.

After enjoying every previous entry in the series, I was really curious to see where this sequel would take things next. Thankfully, it turned out to be another great trip into one of my favorite indie horror universes. What impressed me the most is just how much the series has evolved since the first game. The animations are smoother, the visuals are more detailed, and there are plenty of new characters and locations to discover. The comic book-inspired 2D art style remains as striking as ever, and the atmosphere is still absolutely fantastic in my opinion. There's something about wandering through this twisted nightmare version of reality that never gets old. More importantly, the lore continues to expand in interesting ways, connecting characters and events while making the world feel larger and more mysterious with every installment. Gameplay-wise, this one stays very close to its predecessors, which honestly didn't bother me. The core formula was already solid, and I was perfectly happy to spend more time sneaking through dark corridors, solving puzzles, and trying not to get caught. The biggest change is the introduction of combat, and that's where my feelings are a bit mix…

I loved the series as a whole, but I feel like every game was flawed in some way. Overall, I feel like there's too much focus on the monsters and chasing and too little on story and characters. This game is no exception when it comes to that. The other thing is, I think this game would have been better without the "multiple endings". For example, I made a bad choice due to a confusing wording in a dialog menu so I got a bad ending. But the "choices" leading to a certain ending or another are not elaborate enough to make you want to reload to an earlier save and go through everything again so that you can get a different ending - I personally just watched the good ending on YouTube.