Night of the Extinct

You obviously just released this free so you didn't have to bother playtesting it yourselves. I mean, the AI is absolute crap the moment you walk into the first room, so I am assuming you didn't touch the game yourselves the moment you released it, right?

If you're looking at just the presentation of this game, then it's not too bad. There's some charm present in the cheesy recreation of older youtube videos and some really nice artwork for some of the animals and characters. The menu is fairly cool and I like the nod to the recreation of prehistoric cats hunting humans when you die. The game's visual style is also more interesting than the usual mascot horror games that I see, fully leaning into being cartoonish with its models. Whether or not it always executes this well is a different thing entirely, because some of the characters do look overly silly or just a bit ugly to me. Regardless, looking at this free "pilot" from the perspective of aesthetics, I can understand why this might interest some people enough to want more of it. Judging it as a game however, well quite frankly I had more fun reading history facts than actually playing it. Annoyingly though, I wasn't even allowed to do that in peace due to the non-insignificant amount of interruptions present in some areas. One requires you to do a whole enemy stealth sequence first if you want to read them safely and the other involved the ugly bat consistently repeating voice…

Really fun, a bit too scary for me though

I played the game just yesterday. It was fun! As a slow person, it took me about 2 hours to complete. I played at the highest level of graphics and the game looked beautiful and moved smoothly. However, I will mention that my laptop is pretty though, so I can't say for sure if that played a role or not in its efficiency. The story is pretty simple and believable. Enough to explain why we're there and not too complicated to distract you from exploring. The environment is well balanced between lighting and darkness. The visibility is good, even in the dark. It resembles a museum atmosphere very nicely, which makes the experience feels original. Because of how well you can see, I don't find the flashlight very useful. I liked that it's treated as a museum and not just a space. You can see relics and learn about them. It's up to you if you look at them, but details like these makes the world around you look normal. Creepiness has a greater impact if combined with ordinary, rather than just making everything scary. The characters are interesting. They're diverse in looks and personality, which makes me curios about meeting the others if there's going to be a continuation. The game…

Very enjoyable game. I did find quite a bit of bugs, but the bugs don't stop the gameplay so it is okay. I liked the voice acting and characters though, I wish it was longer.

not good, the animation of the entity is bery bad, he make a 360 degres rotation instantly, and go straight in your direction, and when we hide, he always see you, he hate this game