

COLINA: Legacy
Chance6 Studios, LLC · 2018 · Horror, Adventure, Third Person, Thriller, Dark
PC
Mostly Positive80% · 191
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About COLINA: Legacy
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Explore your grandmother's house solving cryptic escape room puzzles and uncovering dark secrets with only a mystical flashlight to defend yourself in this third-person psychological horror game. Piece together fragmented clues and hidden messages to discover what happened to your parents and confront the mysterious evil lurking in the halls.
COLINA: Legacy is a psychological horror game that weaves a dark story with many unexpected twists and turns. Play as Alex who sets out to visit his grandmother only to wake in terror finding himself alone in her house. Or so he thinks. Where are his parents? What does the writing on the walls mean? Alex must uncover hidden secrets as he explores.

The design of COLINA: Legacy was inspired by escape rooms with enthusiasts in mind. Cryptic puzzles await Alex as he searches through his grandmother's house and the surrounding areas. Acquiring various runes to power his flashlight, Alex has the ultimate puzzle solving tool that reveals painted messages, unlocks mechanisms, and battles foes with its beam.

The third-person camera perspective pays homage to some of the great classic horror games. Alex quickly learns he is not the only being roaming the halls, but he is well equipped to handle the situation. The only weapon is the flashlight so keep batteries charged and ready.

Nothing is quite what it appears. Each hidden message and fragment of ancient manuscript begin to paint a terrible tale beyond Alex’s comprehension. What dark secrets lie beneath the foundation? Solving the many mysteries of the house is the only way to reveal the truth.

A Mysterious Escape Room
The design of COLINA: Legacy was inspired by escape rooms with enthusiasts in mind. Cryptic puzzles await Alex as he searches through his grandmother's house and the surrounding areas. Acquiring various runes to power his flashlight, Alex has the ultimate puzzle solving tool that reveals painted messages, unlocks mechanisms, and battles foes with its beam.

Return to Old-School Survival Horror
The third-person camera perspective pays homage to some of the great classic horror games. Alex quickly learns he is not the only being roaming the halls, but he is well equipped to handle the situation. The only weapon is the flashlight so keep batteries charged and ready.

Something Lurks Deeper
Nothing is quite what it appears. Each hidden message and fragment of ancient manuscript begin to paint a terrible tale beyond Alex’s comprehension. What dark secrets lie beneath the foundation? Solving the many mysteries of the house is the only way to reveal the truth.
Features:
- Uncover the mystery behind Alex’s lost parents and granny that is steeped in deceit and dark deception.
- Hunt or pacify monsters with your flashlight before they devour you. Outlast your foes and avoid being their prey.
- Work your way through the rooms of the house and solve the many escape room type puzzles.
- There is something more to the evil within the house. What’s behind Alex’s amnesia of past childhood events?
- Inspired by classic horror titles such as P.T. Demo, Resident Evil and Silent Hill.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Great light survival horror adventure game that took 6 hours to complete. The first half of the game feels like Alone in the Dark and takes place in a house. The second half of the game feels a bit like Tomb Raider, with puzzles in an underground ancient temple. + This game is extremely polished and works perfectly. You can tell the developers have pride in this game and worked hard on it. + The art style and graphics are beautiful, in 2024 on max settings it feels like a brand new game. + The story is original, and there are over 100 well written interesting notes spread all over the game explaining a massive original backstory to the game. Its really impressive how many notes there are, more than any survival horror game I've ever played actually. + The underground ancient temple puzzles were interesting to explore and fun to complete. + The sound effects in the game are creepy and atmospheric. - There are several slide puzzles in the game which are super annoying and time consuming. - More enemy variety would have been nice. - Near the end of the game, there is a lack of direction in parts, I was lost for about an hour trying to figure out what to do with a certain…13 found this helpful
Don't have much to say about this one... It was ok, wouldn't exactly consider as a serious "horror" game, since it's mostly about puzzles and exploration. Worry not, nothing jumps at your entire screen, but some enemies do spawn around near the end game. The story... to be frank, it was initially interesting but got confusing afterwards. Gotta look up a resume on this one to see if I understood anything at all :') Or maybe I'm just dumb, who knows?1 found this helpful
riddles are buged softlock myself ioin a game and gamepad inputs work randomly1 found this helpful
Really fun and short adventure horror game. Some of the puzzles can be really confusing, but still doable.
4.5/10
COLINA: Legacy is a very good horror adventure game, okay then the story. On a dark night a young man named Alex and his parents are going to grandma’s house worried because they haven't been able to get in contact with her, so they decide to check on her. Alex is particularly excited to see her again but he may regret it once he wakes up in her house alone. Now then the likes, the story is really good with plenty of good twists and turns and it also touches upon some pretty dark themes like abuse, it also takes some inspiration from Lovecraft which I found to be quite interesting with its betrayal of elder gods. The gameplay is pretty good it's a mixture of puzzle and combat basically you get this amulet that you can shine a flashlight through that allows you to use these glyphs, each glyph one has its own unique property like one can kill enemies, another can bring stuff to life, I found the glyphs to be a pretty interesting concept I only wish it was explored more. The puzzles are really good not one feels overly complicated, it just requires a little bit of brain work, especially like this one puzzle that's basically in mores code. The enemies and bosses are really good eac…
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