Dead Secret reviews

Dead Secret Is a point and click game. I'm glad I didn't know that before Buying in The Steamsale. I usually don't like such Games and I don't buy them. I prefer to walk through the Games with WASD in first-person. The Camera guidance is also first-person, but is controlled by the Mouse by clicking into the desired Areas. When I became aware of the Controls I still gave the Game a Chance and am very happy to have played it. I played it with Dolby Headset and in the dark what I advise everyone. The Puzzles are not too heavy and there are no Passages in which one turns away from the Monitor in frustration or in frustration. This is also a Reason for me that I don't see the relatively short Playing Time negatively. The Story and the Goosebump Moments entertained me throughout and let me enjoy the Game at a Time. A previous Knowledge of English Is not wrong to follow the Story (read short Texts). The Soundscape gives you consistently this pleasantly awkward sense of Discomfort and the Shock Moments were perfect. Not too much, nor too little. Negative? Quite honestly, I don't think anything negative. I can really recommend the Game to anyone who not only knows "Right Mouse button aim/Left Mouse button fire" and will look directly for more Games of this Kind and am very grateful about any Game tip.

So first of all – basically I liked the Game. I played it (as this makes Perfect sense in Games of this Kind) of the next thing in the dark Room by Candlelight. I personally found the Scarejumps quite mannerly used-one or two of them actually caught me fine. However, you don't have to put a bind in the Hatchback to Gamble here, unless you suffer from Bladder Weakness anyway, which would be a completely different Story again. The Early Shift Ghost train, which loops the first Range Of Canned Beer from the net here in the morning at Eight, I find in any case much scarier. Be it – I had a short Frostbite shower, which I had under my Belt and that was okay for me. Graphically, the Game is neither a Revelation nor an Oath of revelation, you point-and-click Through Haus/Keller in the ego perspective and briefly you still trolls around a little outside. All this in a respectable Graphic Outflight. In principle, this certainly gives you in more beautiful things, but I came along well with it. Atmospherically, I also found all this solid Food. All this has already been seen in a sensationally good way, but has already experienced much larger Crimes in the Area of the Game atmosphere. The Story is quite interesting although if you Enjoy Pea counting, you will certainly find one or the other Logic gap. But Since I do not want to peel to an increased degree, nor do I want to spoil anything in this Review, everyone is welcome to find it himself. The Puzzles in the Game I personally found now very simple, in a never-ending brain dreamage the maximum of Eh-Altaa-Du-Opfaa-Assi-Bratzen, which, however, probably fail anyway already because of the Fact that one here is the English Language. Must be powerful and, on the other hand, because non-existent Structures cannot be martyred. There are five different Endings whose Experience is associated with Achievements. I still have one thing missing, but the Replay value here is trending and you have to say that honestly, almost towards zero. I had Played through the whole thing in just under Three Hours (and I've already had Time exploring) A Recommendation is available from my Side despite everything, I had Fun at the Game, but would not recommend anyone to scroll 15 Eurons on the Table for it. As a Bargain in the Sale, however, definitely a Recommendation. Have a nice day.