The Living Shadows

Bought it, completed it, and enjoyed it! After having recently finished both Cronos: The New Dawn and Silent Hill f, I needed something else to scratch the "survival horror itch" while waiting for Resident Evil Requiem, and having now spent a good 10-12 hours systematically plowing through every level in this game, it absolutely gave me my money's worth. The more I played and got accustomed to the specific imperfections of this game, the more I enjoyed it. Now, I went in being fully aware this game is created by a single dude (dudette?), and hence expected a certain level of jank and bugginess - which it _did_ deliver on, to be fair, haha, but mostly, the good parts far outweigh the buggy/frustrating elements - at least for me. I'm used to playing half-buggy indie games - even think it's a little charming, unless it's completely game breaking - so I might have a deeper acceptance for non-perfection than most gamers. Also, I'm mighty impressed with the amount of work that has been put into creating this game, and it's really cool that we now live in a time where a single individual can whip up something like this in order to share their vision with the world. Now, (some of) what…

Fun and linear Horror game. Standard combat. Graphics are Ok. There is a good variety of enemies, some with unique mechanics. Game offers 2 endings.

wheres the gooner tage

The stealth level In the barn was unique https://youtu.be/bBhDIiY4RlA?si=_cr0aWQMwTkqppgV

Cheap and good enough resident evil clone. Besides when developer is a single dude you expect much worse.

It is a little confusing at time but it is a good game.