Moons of Madness

Played this game for 3 freaking hours only to realize I can't save the damn thing. As far as I can tell your progress is only saved once you reach checkpoints. Considering players have no clue when they'll reach a checkpoint, I'd say it's a pretty good way to get people to quit playing and never start it up again. Who the hell wants to start over at the same spot if they're stuck looking over everything they've already seen trying to find something new? It's a complete waste of f**king time.

3.7 Not the biggest fan of this, it was kinda eh, very generic and boring. My playtime somehow was 12 hours, most of that was nodding off or just getting distracted by how bored I was. That said it wasn't particularly 'bad', there's some questionable animations in some portions personally (notably the injection sequences with an entity, they just felt really stilted and poor). There are people that would enjoy this, again it's a fine walking sim, with a few chase sections and weirdly stealthy nearing the end. It's also not too long of a commitment, you can do it in about 3 hours or so, but first time will likely be around 5-6 I'd estimate. Don't expect too much horror outside of pretty general Lovecraftian esque stuff. Story (for the most part) is pretty generic, I can see an appreciation as a fan of Secret World but as soon as you hear some things introduced you know exactly where it's going, both as a fan and tbh just super generic as a sci-fi plot. There is an element to be said in a psychological aspect from the perspective of the main character but it ultimately doesn't really matter and nor really cared much throughout. Kind of criminal that you get all ach…

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Excellent game!

Decent, story driven "horror" game. Beautiful graphics. Short, and entirely on rails--this is [i]not[/i] an open-world game; felt more like a push-button walking simulator. I'd recommend on deep discount if you have a day to spend.

More a basic puzzle game with jump scares than a horror game. All the characters committed the cardinal sin of horror, which is not understanding they are in a horror situation.