Where Is Sarah?

You wake up and want a beer, thats the true American spirit! A stranger calls and offers you a mannequin, something you seemingly cant refuse. We have seen all these assets used a dozen times by now, yet Gloria games changed the layout to make it feel as new. Some puzzles are quite unique but confusing at the same time, luckily the menu offers a hint, which is a big help. Searching for items is not as tedious as it usually is in these games, every spot of interest is marked with a red arrow. The voice acting is surprisingly good. Usually these types of games try to burn my laptop, but Where is Sarah? seems to be optimized, good job on that. Thank you Gloria games, for providing me with a copy, much appreciated! [b] Horror/Surrealist centered Curator: [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/43071910/] KuriKuration[/url] [/b]

The creator was nice enough to give me a key for the game, but unfortunately, I can't give this game a positive review in good conscience. My original criticism with the demo mainly had to do with the awful English, both in spoken dialogue and script (which never match, by the way). While there was SOME improvement in that aspect, it was still laughably bad. I know the creator's native language isn't English. But as I've pointed out before, hiring a proofreader is cheap and the process shouldn't take that long for a game of this length. Sadly, it seems the creator either still didn't hire a proofreader or he hired one but only to check parts of the script. Script aside, the game consists of lame jumpscares, repeated assets (you see the same book on the bookshelf more than twice, for example), and puzzles that are either too easy or overcomplicated. You're also expected to run away from or dodge enemies with the speed of a half-dead snail. Because of that, there's a good reason more than one person has called a particular level in the game "unbeatable" or thought that level was bugged. I'm still grateful to have been given the game for free, but forcing myself to give it a positiv…

I didn't think it was intended, but I was able to enjoy it because it had a unique gag element. also, the raccoons were very cute. The section where the gargoyles appear is suspenseful and quite scary. The early scenario is experienced through nightmares, but later the questions were resolved and there was a twist, so it was interesting.

LMAO!!! WTF DID I JUST PLAY xD