Framed Fear

The idea of seeing something through a camera is not anything new, but using that as a mechanic for finding differences is an interesting game mechanic, and I actually liked that aspect of it. I also liked the idea that something was hunting you, but only when you were looking through the camera and could see it. I wish I could have experienced that more, but I couldn't get that far. Here's my honest opinion. The good: The game is very stable with very little glitches or bugs. The environment is sufficiently spooky without being over the top. The background sounds were quite good, although I could never really determine if they were important. For example, I would suddenly hear whispers, and I always wondered if there was something I should do when I heard them, but I couldn't seem to find anything through the camera that would suggest that. Also there's this weird "zip" sound that REALLY sounds like it's part of the gameplay (like a auditory way to letting the player know they found everything) But, I couldn't tell if that was the case or not. The speed you move was refreshingly fine. Sometinges I get games and the movement is SO slow, but not the case here. The Bad: I don't …