DEADCAM | ANALOG • SURVIVAL • HORROR

this game is ♥♥♥♥♥

Well, I couldn't finish it because I had zero idea where to go, but at least it was fun.

it's fine until you get lost or are trying to solve a puzzle and have to backtrack too much. characters move way too slow in this game and traversing the building takes forever. enemies respawn forever as well, so your life is limited and after too long, you just have to go fight the boss. it's a bit jank.

Amazing work and I very much look forward to future episodes! As for the game play it's simple yet still engaging. This game designer did a fantastic job of making you have to look over your shoulder every 5 Seconds! The game runs smoothly, I had no bugs during my playthrough, and camera work really provided a great sense of immersion. BTW the detail of the school design was perfect imo. Run time is about 1 to 2 hrs depending on if you're rushing through it or not. My only negative that took me out of immersion was the use of firearms. It doesn't make sense in this setting since Japan has a ban on firearms. I would love to see them replaced with something like a sacred Shinto dagger or some sort of artifact or ward against the spirits. Finding a pistol and shotgun in a school seems incredibly out of place. But in all honesty if you feel the same as I do don't let that stop you from getting this game. Everything else is totally worth it! Let's support this Indie developer if you're into Asian Supernatural Tales!

A very enjoyable experience. Amazing visuals and atmosphere, and great sound design. The story in File 1 was really good, and unraveling it to its full extent was very satisfying. I encountered a bug or two, but nothing too serious. Performance was fine for the most part, although the shotgun caused occasional frame drops, and Survival Mode ran noticeably worse compared to File 1. My biggest complaints so far would probably be the overall feel of the combat and the pacing. Combat felt a bit floaty and mindless. I also wish the katana had a little more range. It often felt more like wielding a short knife than a full sword. There’s a cool parry/deflect mechanic that works well in 1v1 encounters, but unfortunately, most of the time you’re rushed by multiple enemies, and the best way to deal with them seems to be spamming attacks until they die. Weapons other than the katana felt somewhat useless, partially due to enemies spawning very close to you, limited resources, and their generally low damage. In terms of pacing, there was a lot of backtracking. Combined with respawning enemies that usually appeared in preset locations, the late game experience became relatively boring. I a…

actually good but u need to fix shotgun , when i shoot the girls too close, the shoot won't register. its like the gun raycast go through the enemy hitbox.