

The Collector
Alaska · 2021 · Horror, First-Person, Physics, FPS, Mystery
PC
9 user reviews44% · 9
This game is free to play. Get it on Steam →
About The Collector
-Several horror stories of different times, places and missions for players to experience
-Horror stories will continue to be updated and special editions will be launched on some holiday days
-Perfect physical interaction system
-Many decryption elements for players to uncover
-Fine firearms, hostile AI and particle effects make the combat experience better
-The elaborate soundtrack, ambient sound and sound system enhance the immersion of the game
-A series of horrible plots, nervous escape and uncover the secrets behind all the stories
-Horror stories will continue to be updated and special editions will be launched on some holiday days
-Perfect physical interaction system
-Many decryption elements for players to uncover
-Fine firearms, hostile AI and particle effects make the combat experience better
-The elaborate soundtrack, ambient sound and sound system enhance the immersion of the game
-A series of horrible plots, nervous escape and uncover the secrets behind all the stories
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I had a lot of expectations when launching this game as the store page led me to believe this would be some sort of an anthology horror series. The translation is one of the weirdest I have seen in a video game. The other language available is Japanese so Alaska is probably a foreigner and not a native English speaker. The selection text for graphics is way too strange. Wonder if Google Translate was used for this - I assume it can translate sentences wrongly if there is no context, at all, even in English. In any case following the weird translation you have two levels available. One is a sort of tutorial with room after room teaching you of the controls. That are... weird, to say the least. Objects can go into our right and left hand, separately, and a separate key allows them to change hands. When launching the second stage (taking place in a hotel) I saw no use of this mechanic since I mostly picked up keys to open doors. But to open said doors I needed to open the inventory and select the key. 3 options to choose from: putting them into your left and right hand or using them. What's with this weird hand mechanic?! In the hotel we pick up the phone at the reception. You can …21 found this helpful
[h1]Before I played The Collector, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]1 found this helpful
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I see why this is free now.
THAT was the entire game? Open room 104 and you die? What a joke. Rating: 1/10
Nice frame rate a very nice graphics, i thought i was going to get a good go on this one but when i saw that ghost in the corridor that even got me in my room it just looked so bad... Sorry, Nope
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