ASYLUM

There is no doubt that a lot of players will just label this as, “We have Scratches at home.” They are not entirely wrong. However, this experience did have me glued to my seat. Yes it can feel like a note-reading simulator at times and the ending itself feels rushed, but by the time the credits rolled, my jaw was wide open. I immediately found myself reconsidering everything that had happened from the very beginning. Even with a billion questions still left hanging, it has been a long time since a game made me rethink my entire experience afterward and jog my memory through everything I had seen along the way. So to that I say, well done Agustín Cordes. Whatever you may make next within this genre, I am sure you will have plenty of fans willing to follow you there.

First off, if you have never played a first person point-and-click adventure game then this most likely isn't going to be your cup of tea. It's going to feel old school and sort of clunky. But! If you grew up with the first person point-and-clicks of the late 90s and early 00's, then this is going to feel old school and sort of clunky in the best way! It really feels like something that The Adventure Company would've put out around that time but with improved graphics, and I mean that in the best way. And massive kudos to the Senscape team for the long and winding road that led to this game finally coming out! If you know, you know. There are a couple of qualms that I have about the ending being so abrupt and its somewhat confusing nature. And it did feel like it was a good amount shorter than their debut game "Scratches"...though to be fair, I played Scratches when it came out and I was in middle school (probably dating myself a bit...) so I've had a good 20+ years (okay, definitely dating myself...) to hone my adventure game skills. That may be part of it. But all that said, I definitely recommend it if you're into this style of game! The atmosphere was fantastic, the soundtra…

I loved this game a lot and enjoyed the nostalgic vibes. I thought it was a much stronger and mature work than Scratches, although I find a bit linear and I expected more challenging puzzles. But regardless, it is now one of my favourite horror games.

fk up this game, guys

While overall "ok" jsut too many things are annoying to recommend this. Most notably the storytelling which is so bad.... The story itself is fine, but the way it is told is terrible. Contstantly repeating the same information across long notes you find everywhere, terrible voice acting and dialogues that make no sense, especially that firstz dialogue with jkulia right at the start of the game made no sense at all. The UI as many people said is terrible, and as nice as it is to rename basic UI setting to "lore appropriate terms", its really better to not do that. Still have no idea what "Reaction time" is supposed to do. Also if you have any "modern" screen (from this decade...) the game barely works. It refused to go into window mode for me, keep the correct resolution, showed only half the screen etc. A simple point and click game really shouldnt have that many bugs. On the upside: the atmosphere is generally good and if you are into lovecraftian stuff, there are a lot of details and hints.

this game is amazing and all ive done is put in my name