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• gamedeal user

  Oct 3, 2021

  Terrifying game, awesome concept. Can't wait for future maps and concepts. Where DBD and Phasmophobia meet.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 3, 2021

  The game itself isn’t bad. You must solve “puzzles” (basic ones) by using special items (camera, hearing sensor, special light crystal, etc.). Meanwhile you must survive the chaser’s attacks, by just flashing him. Yeah, that’s it. It is quite easy to do so. And by using the EMF you get to know when he is close. Nevertheless, there is not enough content in the game to recommend it at the moment. It's getting boring after 2-4 hours of gameplay, because it’s always the same map and the same puzzles. I had to return this game. It is definitely not worth 13€. I will consider buying it when there is more content.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2021

  The game isn't bad, but as is it needs a lot of work. The "puzzles" solving mechanic is very cool to start, but are not procedurally generated so after a match or two you know how to quickly rush every objective on the map. Certain tools are not useful at all in the 4v1 (Looking at you, EMF reader). There's a weird false heartbeat bug when you're the haunt that points you off of the map, and it's been present in the game for months (this ruins the haunts gameplay). There's other weird balance issues, like a survivor can collect the heart at the end, but then anyone else in the group can turn it in to win, without ever having picked it up. tldr; It's fun for a bit, but wouldn't really recommend for now. Updates could save this game.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 1, 2021

  Wanted to be so hyped for this game but it's completely repetitive.. Same objectives every round, nothing new.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 1, 2021

  Party mode has a strong advantage to the ghost player, and the repetitive tasks are memorable so the ghost knows where you're going, needs more randomization to work this way, total gameplay time about 10-15 minutes.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 3, 2021

  Honestly, at the current state of the game I would not spend any money on it, unless it was on sale and you just wanted to have it to say you have it... I hate to say this, because in reality the game is absolutely gorgeous. The graphics are breath taking, the ideas and concepts are fascinating and the mechanics are just awesome. I hate that these wonderful aspects are completely overshadowed and buried under a few fundamentally game breaking aspects. First off, there is absolutely 0, Zero, replay-ability. Once you have completed a full game, gods give you strength as I know we needed it, you will have no interest in playing it again. Let me emphasize that the game itself is very very good. Like, spookily good. But that is only once, trust me when I saw half way through a game of it you will be craving the sweet release of death, just because of the monotony and tedious nature of the goal, which you only fully realize how ungodly horrifying it is after completing the first stretch of objectives. Pacing is another huge downfall Haunt Chaser seems to suffer from, there is actually far too much pacing, or maybe none at all. From the word go, you are being hunted by the ghost, either the AI or another player, you have a set of objectives to complete, all of which are on different sides of the giant map and it takes a bit to get from each location to the next. This starts to eat away at the fun of the game, because it turns into a walking simulator, and even the gorgeous graphics, ambient sounds and lighting, as well as perfectly timed jump scares cannot give the monotony of walking from point A to B to C back to A to D any less than the feeling of a root canal. It took every second of an hour and twenty two minutes to finish one match of the game. That was with the two of us sprinting to complete every objective, and by midway through we had kicked it up to double time because once you stop you cannot resume where you were, its a play to the end kind of train wreck. The chilling atmosphere, the wonderful story, and the unique mechanics again, are worth their own weight in gold, but there are a lot of things to be addressed to call this game fantastic, or even good. I know the team at Clock Wizard Games has a lot to be proud of about their game, and for good reason, I just can't in good faith tell people to play the game as it is.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 7, 2022

  I want to leave a good review for this game, the spook level is 10/10, the mechanics are good, and the visuals are good, but unfortunately it stops there. No appearance of ongoing support: single map, same repeating objectives, and a single "ghost" model. Last update was months in the making and it was summed up by adding a building to the map - and the building isn't even finished (nor does it have any playable features that I'm aware of). For $5 this would be an OK purchase, but the dev team needs to ramp up additional map creation, more randomized objectives, and pleeeaassseee update the ghost model (consider adding a few different ones?)
• gamedeal user

  Jun 5, 2022

  1 map, with fixed objectives lends to very little replayability, coupled with the fact that there have been zero meaningful updates in almost a year means that this is a no-go.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 3, 2022

  If you are looking for a game with jump scary , this game can be suitable . You can become a hunter and scare friends with jump scares : )
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2022

  At least, I don't recommend buying it right now. A lot of people are saying the game is dead, it is not actually clear whether that's true or not. The development team stated through Discord that they've had to restructure the team due to creative differences with some employees, which is why updates stopped, and today they announced they are working on another title. As for the quality of the game, it's very good, but suffers from a lack in variety. There's only one map, the objectives don't change, and there's only one entity to chase the players. The "puzzles" you need to solve are also either too straightforward or too obtuse for a player to really enjoy them, and all of them only involve a couple steps to complete. For the PvP side, the players are massively underpowered, with the spells being single use only and not recharging unless a puzzle is completed, and the flashlight that stuns the entity takes too long to recharge, so defending yourself is a nightmare. On the other hand, the scripted events that the game throws at you over the course of a match are genuinely good, featuring a lot of creative moments beyond just being a corridor full of jump scares, and even when you know they're coming can get a scare out of you. The design of the Orphanage map is among the best I've seen in a horror game.