The Dark Inside Me reviews

Pro: + Story is pretty much off, but it's already in the Description. + Music + Price + Puzzles are quite good, but some should take a very close look + Trading Cards;-) Cons:-Control Of the Character seems clunky when playing with the Keyboard-I don't particularly Like voices of The Characters-Missing setting Options (Eg: Volume, keyboard assignment, Graphics) Conclusion: First Of all: For This it is a 1 Man Project- Respect. I'm not always a Friend of Horror Games. However, it does not have a particularly large number of "jump scares." But The Mood and Story that appealed to me scores especially here. I didn't expect or ever play a Game like that. I'm excited to see how the upcoming Episodes continue! Buy Recommendation for People who like Point & Click Adventure Games and want to experience something away from the Mainstream.

A psychological Point & click horror adventure by film Director Akçay Karaazmak. Unfortunately, only a Point & Click adventure, which is still worthwhile, because the Cutscenes are definitely worth seeing and really impressive. -The Protagonist awakens in a Hospital, handcuffed to a Sick bed. It soon becomes clear to the Player that he has to flee, because outside the Door the police are already waiting for him. Using a Conversation of those Policemen, one learns that our Protagonist experienced bad Things and had narrowly escaped death. He himself remembers nothing at all, but during his Escape, various Memories return. – Depending on the decisions the Player makes in the Course of the Game or how he solves the Puzzles, the horror adventure continues, there are several Solutions for each Puzzle. The Dark Inside Me is relatively short, but because there are several Solutions, it again gains exciting playing time. Besides, the Puzzles to be solved are often not easy. A really exciting Psycho-horror, with impressive Scenes! Super!

This Game has certainly not been intended and made for everyone, just as not everyone likes to play Fifa Part seven thousand. I even really liked the Game. The Style of changing Perspectives and incredibly detailed Environments are in a Class of their own. The Rendering Scenes look good and the hard Cuts always surprise anew. Criticism comes from my Side, with the not always happy Animations in which the Character changes size by leaps and bounds or acts a bit of a hilly stiff and gives – to the hasty WASD Controller! BUT: Hated in Point-and-Click adventures since 1748, the Search for the Pixel 348x788 (not 347x788 and not 349x788!) that must be pressed to finally (!) continue the Story. Looking For me had to go to YouTube twice. On the first let's play, the let's Player didn't know any more ... As I said, anyone looking for a slightly offside game in which it is not so clear what it is all about will reach out and support The great Team and specifically Akçay Karaazmak himself. I look forward to the Sequel and hope for some Depth in the Unraveling of the Story!