The Final Take reviews

We have first-person horror movies. Apparently the creators were inspired by the eponymous Japanese film of 1986 birth-hence the name and visual filters that send us to the far 80th years of the last century. Also, the developers tried to make a mix of classic techniques of intimidation and personal ideas. In story, we play for a girl who investigates some mysterious events, about which she learned from the old cassettes. The Girl has to go through three different locations, which still has something to do with each other. An Important tool in your hands is the camera. Practically the whole world that we see, we see in the lens of the camcorder. And on some levels, the camera will be the only opportunity to see their enemy, as well as hidden on the level of objects. + Each level has its own atmosphere. and enemies. + that would get to the truth, will have to carefully inspect all around (also with the camera), to find all the notes, records, photos + a good story and his search with the camera + price-to fully understand what is happening need good English. If the meaning of the note can be understood and not knowing the language properly, then when listening to the audio files can be serious problems with understanding-a little bit of the filter. In some moments, the picture hurts In general, if you need a horror, I'll recommend it to you. The Game is made well: several levels, the history of which is interconnected, at each level of unique enemies with their habits, oppressive atmosphere and picture of the past days do their job.