Nocturne Island Obscuria

Game is Ai-Schlock with poor controls, it's very deeply unsure of what it is trying to be , I mean they make the menu button F for some reason and have no re-map options. Strange

looks nice, but that's about it. poor optimization, no keybind options, and a really unintuitive pause menu that makes you click through things multiple times to get them to work. there's barely any audio feedback for anything, including walking. and the mouse sensitivity is frustratingly slow. there are no settings for either. the presentation is admittedly impressive, but as soon as you hit start, it pretty much instantly devolves into your average tropes. after being hit with the most poorly-translated intro text known to man, it throws you right into your standard linear hallway sequence where the monster crosses an intersection in front of you and vanishes when you try to follow it. after opening the only door that can be interacted with, you solve a rudimentary puzzle, and then you get chased in a straight line until it's revealed it was just a dream. then you get to the titular island, and you interact with the first npc. this is where i threw in the towel, and where you most likely will as well. honestly, i wouldn't be faulting the devs for the design or technical issues were it not for the final nail in the coffin: [b]the store page does not disclose the use of AI voice…

Good game, good length, some bugs but they don't ruin the experience, plus I can't wait for the zombie mode.