Wooden House

"Wooden House" is a very short First-Person exploration horror game. We bought a House. Or rented, that doesn't get so clear. More Precisely: A Wooden House. This is: A House made of Wood. But as everyone knows: In the Basement of Wooden Houses, these are Houses made of Wood, the Centuries-old Evil Dwells. Let's pause for a Moment. We have The Time to do so, because you are finished with playing Through far earlier than expected. The first Play takes you maybe thirty Minutes if you know where to find what, less than ten. But we wanted to stop after all. The Game is called Wood House. Who comes up with the Idea of calling a horror game Wooden house. Wooden House is pretty much the most boring and unspectacular, least Fearsome designation you can think of: "Wooden house! Buh! ' ... Doesn't work. No one is frightened by That. Sun. Enough of the Excursion. The Gameplay: Latwhere, read Pieces of Paper, lap, find prop, lap, apply Prop ... Level to End. Phew, that was exhausting. It is good that each Level has a Memory Point. And that's with a Playing Time of ten Minutes. Not per Level, overall. The Dramaturgy is idiotic and arbitrary: Spitting in the Basement, wild screams can be heard ... The Game tells me: Oh, you know, I'm totally tired right now. Go up and let me lie down. That can't be As exciting as that in the Basement after all. Nor is it. There is also An Opponent, in front of which we only have to walk a few Meters away, because doors are too much for him. If you look at his Movement patterns, it hardly comes as a surprise either. The Being shivers his way through the Area like Michael Jackson in the Straitjacket. Graphics and Sound are very weak overall and fail to create Horror or even just Tension. Worst of all, however, are the English texts to be read. Although my Mother Tongue may not be English, it certainly isn't that of In-game writing. I haven't had to read Such a grammatical Disaster for a long time. Syntactic chaos Coupled with unexpected Ellipses. When you have to ask yourself what a Text actually wants to say in a purely linguistic way, it becomes difficult to be drawn into a Story. And so "Wooden House" seems more like a striving but Clumsy and failed finger exercise than a really finished And mature Game. Rating: 52 Atmosphere 0/10 Story 2/10 Graphic 2/10 Sound 2/10 Game Mechanics-/10 Balancing 2,500 10 Game Pass Conclusion: Wooden House. Bih! +% Overall