Red Town

Games like this should be supported...because their unique, they are cheap and worth the content! The color scheme dark black and red is an awesome way of portraying horror games and with the quality not being the best in this game (not offensive) it was a nice compliment to the horror style. The game is straight to the point with the story, sometimes you can get stuck for a moment but than you will figure things out and get right back on track. There is some shooting towards the end of the game , not the best, not the best graphics, not the best anything...but well worth the price and def appreciate the effort put into this project. Youtube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8ZMOoSRkoQ&feature=youtu.be

Nice horror game for price and for fps creator engine. Pros: Atmosphere Price Optimization A few good jump scare and Zombie/Monster AI Length of the game is good for the price and I still didn't finish this game Cons: The notes font is terrible because unreadable Zombie AI stuck on walls Overall decent little horror game. If you want simple and quick fun on the horror genre!

Terrible art style, terrible bugs, what else can I say? It's a game for a dollar so it's not that great.

So much could be done with an art style like this. Unfortunately this game is void of things to do outside of a couple random papers to read.

it was pretty good for a indie game, playtime roughly 1 hour. The Discussions page doesn't work, this will have to do. The Text/Subtiles at certain areas not completely but some areas you want to read the subtitles but the background and the text is unreadable, maybe have black border around the text, i saw that you had game testers and they didn't say anything about this... hmmm, other than that i like this game it was only 1.19 and finished like in 66 minutes.

This was almost a recommendation. I really did dig the art style. It had a single vision of what it wanted to look like and they achieved that effectively. But that's where most of the positives end. The story is very muddled, and the English translation is woeful, to the point where it's difficult to understand what the hell it's trying to relay to you. The level design is pretty so-so. Nothing deal-breaking as they at least provided some variety by adding in indoor areas, towns, and underground mines; Puzzles are almost entirely revolving around finding keys while you hide from monsters. And the rest are find X to move on (which might as well be a key). Also of note is the fact that each level seemed to take an awful long time to load when you consider how basic everything is. All of this would have resulted in a fairly tepid, middle of the road recommendation from me. But then it moved into the final phase and the bugs come pouring out. It all starts when you get a weapon a...