Root Of Evil: The Tailor reviews

One of the best Indie-songs I've ever played. Now, though, Always in Turn: The Story: In Root of Evil, we slip into the Role of a Parapsychologist named Mr. James. We are commissioned by Kate T. to look for the Traces of her Past in a House she recently inherited and gradually bring to Light a confusing Tragedy ... The Game: Root of Evil shines through an intelligent and thrillingly told Story. The Game's Instinct is, though sometimes inconsistent, well thought out. A fabulous Atmosphere will draw you into the game from the first to the Last Minute. Root of Evil also impresses with its good and sometimes crisp puzzles, which are always (with one Exception) fair and comprehensible. The Environment looks lively and detailed. Verdict: A wonderful Game that brings Fun and above all Excitement and with a Story that only seems clear at the Beginning. Here's my Let's Play. Enjoy playing: https://youtu.be/HXCI8Pk9FSQ

Root of Evil is one of the Games on Steam that can be described as a "little Pearl." The fact that this Game was developed by just one Person is more than noteworthy. The Game transports its very own Mood over the entire Game length super. You are permanently tense and waiting for the next Fright. The Story can only be described as successful. She is gloomy and rebuking, coming up with one surprise or another. The Puzzles are quite well done, but never too heavy, or unfair. I would describe the Graphics as solid. It is quite respectable. It took me a little over 3 Hours for the Game. That's where the value for money is right. All in All, I can say dsas this Game is an absolute Secret tip that everyone should have played once. If you want to get a first Impression of the Game, you can look into the Let's Play: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWBQbArQhns&index=1&list=PL7v0RYa2yDyMx9sZe83gUxz9HrVciiRri&t=0s

Whoa crass ... Crass Copy of "Layers of Fear." Starting with The Lettering, the Structure, the atmosphere, in the rough the Story and even the first real Jumpscare of this Game necks the "Don't Look back" Scene from LoF. But it's not Layers of Fear. Above all, not equal in Scope and Quality. But it certainly doesn't want to do that either. This "One-man project" weis to entertain. The Atmosphere seems ominous and Spooky, the Puzzles go slightly off hand and line up discreetly in the Story. Only the Scope I would fault. One moves constantly in a circle through the Ground floor of the House. Things like the Lighting, Decoration or Condition of the Rooms (LoF also lets greet here) change with each pass. Although There is a Basement Door and a Staircase to the Upper Floor, these are either locked or locked. For just over 2 Hours of Horror Cheer, 100% Archievements (easy to reach) and Collectible cards go the €2.44I paid in The Sale absolutely fine. My Rating: 7.5/10