Lex Mortis

I don't like to bash small dev team games, but this is not a good experience. The developer is obviously interested in modeling because the island is impressive in that regard, but the gameplay is severely lacking. it feels more like flying through an empty multiplayer map in dev mode than actually playing a game. there didn't seem to be any sound aside from a couple of music tracks. The game is basically an unfinished benchmark program. Only play if the graphics alone are of great interest to you. the translation issues are the least of problems here.

I've completed this game but found it to have a number of problems. Here is a detailed video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxFMTbh_jEg&feature=youtu.be

Eh, poor translations. It's kind of pretty. :/ I'd pass sheerly on the poor translations riddling it in the first few minutes.

Poor map system, tons of typos and gramatical errors, options are a mess (like your mouse is inverted automatically and if you ever go back to game settings after changing it, it will revert.) But is it scary? Well, I opened a door and a skeleton appeared for a second with the screen turning red. So you tell me.

This game needs some serious fixing, It isn't a bad idea and has neat concepts but it is really buggy and really shows tons of flaws running the game on ultra. If the dev reads this. please patch this game and fix the bugs in it. It would also be nice to fix the placement of the character as I have gotten stuck in the floor numerious times. I will recommend it as take a look at it and help the dev make it better sorta thing. Not to buy it expecting a flawless game. Like I mentioned it is a neat concept but it needs lots of love and fixing.

Lex Mortis is an open-world horror game set on an island. You try to find your father at your birthplace, the island Berdwood, which is located in Northern Europe. Soon you will discover that there are no living people on the whole island. The graphics are pretty good, at least during the daytime. Due to poor lightning effects it is barely possible to see anything at night and the game is mostly played at night. There is also no flashlight or anything else which you could use to light your way somehow. The options does not include a way to increase the gamma settings. There is not much music, probably 2 songs which repeat over and over again. Also the music does mostly not fit to the scenery. Lex Mortis does not have footsteps sounds and a lot of other important sounds, which should be standard in a game, are missing. It is sometimes also not possible to understand what the protagonist says because the music is too loud and the voice is too silent. The game itself is poorly translated....

im very disappointed with this game, i will adnit that the graphics an the whole concept of the game is ...that is when an if your able to see anything. the game is incredibly dark, to dark to even know what your looking at, or know if your stuck in a corner tryin to move forward lol all in all, i thought it had potential, but couldnt see anything else to rate it any other way

Why is this game so bad? Sure it looks good, but what's the point when there's no good gameplay. What's the point of an open world when the enemies are scripted and don't hunt you down, and all the buildings you can't enter or do anything with intel the game lets you. That's not even the worst part of the game there's NO FLASHLIGHT REALLY WHY??? What's the point of a good looking game if you can't see anything when it's dark and when I say ''dark'' I meant pitch back, and the fact that you can't turn off the very annoying music. Coupled with the .000000000001 mph walking speed you get the most frustrating game I have ever played. 3/10 M8. If you want to watch the videos I made for this game just go to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovT-xydWmow

Finished playing the game, and overall was more disappointed than happy. The game is in the beginning actually doing its job, in the father's house you feel not comfortable. But after that point several stuff made me really dislike the game. - Everything is scripted. Very poorly scripted. Need fuel for the car? Well, no matter if you know where the fuel is, if you don't enter the car first, so the game can tell you that you require fuel, you won't get fuel. Same with notes. - Multiple times it's the same with the objective: You go to point A, get told you require a object, go to point B, go back to point A. Worst case (Coatown) nothing happens worthwhile, and literally is a time waste, just to artificially extend the gametime. - Pacing of the game is extremely forced. The moment you reach a "key"-destination (aka night points) your character becomes immensely slow, so slow that it's actually annoying than terrifying. - "Open-World". Yes, you can explore the entire game. But (especially...

Beautiful graphics. Sadly with the poor lightning and the game mostly nighttime you dont see much of it. And no, your character is unable to pick up any kind of lightsource... - Cheap jumpscares that are out of place - lots plotholes and illogical placed items - to dark and no flashlight etc - still lots of bugs (cant change sound volume, for example) - character has no animations (legs move, the rest is a static puppet) - Seems like the game has only 2 Music tracks that repeat over and over again. - Music often doesnt fit the scenery - english at preschool level - bad dubbing - no sounds like footsteps etc and so on... Did I mention, the game hasnt been updated in 4 Months? Last update made the night brighter, you still cant see sh*t Devs clearly have no interest in this game...