[Chilla's Art] Inunaki Tunnel | 犬鳴トンネル

Parlaklık artırıyoruz ama ekran hep karanlık sadece ışıklar çok göz acıtacak cinse geliyor o kadar. Bu olumsuz durum dışında bu oyun Stigmatized Property'den kat kat daha iyi olmuş. Gerilim hat safhada. 3 farklı sonu bitirmek için bayağı uğraştım toplam da 2 saat sürdü en azından bu oyun fiyatını haketmiş.

DO NOT PLAY THIS BS

Inunaki Tunnel by Chilla's Art sadly falls tragically short of the potential that the urban legend had. Cheap jump scares, boring puzzles, and an overall feeling of soullessness prevent the game from coming together as a polished, well rounded horror narrative. I'm sure that if you're a casual horror fan, you'll probably enjoy this game, and I have to admit that it isn't necessarily bad. What frustrates me, however, is the clearly wasted potential. There are some genuinely effective moments the camera triggering while something lurks in the background that the player can't see is a great idea, and the atmosphere can be quite strong at times. Unfortunately, it falls short in the end. The potential is definitely there, which is why I can only recommend that you play it and form your own opinion.

Movement is painfully slow, puzzles aren't interesting. No save mechanic at all. Didn't even feel compelled to finish this.

I found this game really hard but so fun at the same time. This game had me thinking for awhile on what to do for three straight hours. I really recommend this game for people that love to problem solve.

Inunaki Tunnel is another great example of a horror narrative adventure ("walking sim") that actually plays like a walking sim rather than a survival horror game. While the atmosphere is dark, disorienting, foreboding and creepy, you are never really running from any monsters or in danger of dying and having to start over. It takes a lot of effort and craft to make the player feel this scared when they are not in any actual peril, and Chilla's Art is pretty universally good at this across the board. Compared to some of their later work, Inunaki Tunnel is not the most inspired game in their catalog. There is really only one major puzzle and the rest of the game has to do with just navigating the space and finding the right items to get one of the three different endings. Personally, I like to play these games with a guide open on my 2nd monitor so that I do not get too lost or turned around, and so that I can always make sure that I'm not missing anything important. I really do not think that it takes much away from the experience; the vibes and atmosphere are still extremely unsettling, even with a guide. After your first playthrough, it is fairly easy to blast through this game …