Последние обзоры Saga

This might be worth a look as a curiosity if you're a fan of the DS version, or if you can pick it up on the cheap in a Steam sale, or you REALLY just want something else vaguely horror themed.

Otherwise this is an incredibly mediocre horror game that looks and plays like the last decade of shooters never happened. It's also over really quickly (although in this case that might be more of a blessing than a curse). There's far better indie horror games out there.

A strange game, would NOT recommend it for either the combat or it's story - both are incredibly mediocre. Worst is the checkpointing which is TERRIBLE to the point of frustration.

However, it's a REALLY nice looking game that makes good use of the Unreal Engine and the way they've implemented puzzles and traps into the exploration side of things works really well - though the occasional instant-death trap does not play nicely with the aformentioned bad checkpointing, as you can often find yourself repeating far too much gameplay because of an unfair pitfall or falling rock.

There's enough here that I'd say it's worth a look, possibly when it drops in price a bit, if you're into Indiana Jones or Lara Croft type games. Just don't expect the same attention to story or character development - it's a REALLY perfunctory stab at the genre which throws every cliche in the book at you hoping something sticks.

I give it Three Belloq's out of Five.

A bloated mess of a game that tries to cram in too many collectibles, systems and convoluted menus, with a bland and uninteresting protagonist and a story that tries to tie itself into so many of that era's historical events that it becomes an illogical, incoherent mess, with an ending that fizzles out to nothing.

On the plus side, the sea battles are excellent and definitely the highlight of the game, but at this point you'd be better grabbing AC4 instead, which by most accounts is a vastly superior experience.

A different interpretation of the Amnesia model by a different developer but all the more interesting for it - what it lacks in "traditional" Amnesia tropes (sanity, inventory management, etc) it makes up for with one HELL of a disturbing story that ties loosly back to the first game while standing on it's own. And the sound design is just fantastic!

A harrowing experience - one that possibly relies too heavily on jump scares and "Nemesis" style hide-or-run-from-the-big-bad set pieces. But definitely one of the best horror games available this year that doesn't have Amnesia in the title. VERY gory though, strong stomachs required.

I'd highly recommend this to horror fans - especially if you like "found footage" style movies.