Biological Incident

It's a shame a nice story is delivered through walls of text rather than actual gameplay. It all begins with a scientist being taken to a zone where nuclear weapons tests had been conducted. Although the radiation left by comprehensive tests is dangerous but not unusual, the reason for your arrival is due to unexpected events that demand further investigation. The scientist takes on his protective gear and enters the zone with only a compass and a gun. On his way back to the base after inspecting several structures, the scientists passes out. The game then jumps ahead several years to a man who is intrigued by a mysterious house where several individuals have gone missing. The cops are worthless, so he decides to investigate on his own. Gameplay follows classic indie horror template. You need to walk around, experience events and sightings, and interact with things to move the story forward or open a new door. Sometimes you'll need to locate and use an item. This occurs automatically when you interact with the appropriate spot. The game is not limited to a single location, as each level brings you to a different location. Despite the empty and "boring" graphics, they make se…

If you would like to see my Gameplay and Review you can watch it right here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHL8L_7R3Z0 Alright, its a tough one today I am afraid. First of all, the 1st house, with the two ghosts, awesome, easily the best segment in the game, the sound design, with all the noises, the darkness, the two "ghosts" moving around, its a great start to the game and decently spook filled segment.... sadly, the rest of the game does not take advantage of this opening, my personal biggest issue with the game is PACING! Its unbearably slow, there is no run button, and you walk slower then an 80 year old grandmother in need of a hip replacement, but not only are you slow, the text! omg the text, paragraphs, and PARAGRAPHS of text, most of it filler context and not really needed, on top of their being way too much text, you can't skip any of the "cutscenes" (just an entire screen filled with text to read) so you are forced to just sit and wait for it to disappear (Both of these are tactics to make a 30 min game stretch out for over 2 hours) The story itself is jumbled, jumping between 2 periods of times, but honestly there is more book reading then gameplay involved I got…