Dark Echo reviews

What else should I explain big about this Game? One errs through dark le/bright Areas (Rooms? Caves? Catacombs?) And tries to reach the Exit without being able to get on red ... I say Spines, kicks, or is caught By a Pursuer. If you make Noise, you can orient yourself better, but the Opponents will also find you easier or faster or damn fast. In addition, there are yellow Surfaces, Switches, and blue Surfaces, Water that makes life difficult by Tons of Noise when you swim in it. Apart from the somewhat limited Number of Opponents (Persecutors, "Death Rings," deadly Areas) I don't have too much to criticize, because it is still varied enough. Not a Game you play through in a Set, rather what in between. It's mainly a puzzle game, with a slight horror feel, Claustrophobia and "Helplessness" as a Bonus. Well, the Levels are (relatively) short, this has often been criticized here. But since a Mistake means the virtual End, it would be rather frustrating if they were longer. 40 dark and 40 bright Levels (plus Secrets) for €3s respectively (thanks to a Sales) €2 I think is fair, after all it's a casual game. At The end of the day, I can actually recommend it to anyone who is on Puzzler. Fans of classic 3D horror rather less, is more of a thing for Purists. Oh yes, I forgot something else, the Degree of difficulty: The first 40 Levels are rather light, apart from maybe 2 to 3 exceptions. In the second Half the Difficulty level attracts noticeably, but really difficult are "only" the last 10 of the 80 Levels. But they, too, are to be created. I hope my Review could help you. ;-)