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Media

As an artist I've always loved to see other's creations, especially as I consider art to be in parts a retelling of one's experiences, so I've tried to ingest as much of the world as I could through media.

Opinionated as I am, I've always wanted to share my ideas and reflections on them, in various locations over time that I ended up gathering like all my data at some point. So this is a patchwork of my reviews posted in various places over the years.

It's very incomplete since this gathering work is always ongoing, and there are so many things I meant to say but never typed.

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omg Big Filter is hiding results from the people!!😱click here to OPEN YOUR EYES!!!!
The premise is interesting and the game itself is really fun... but not long enough for it to be worth its price. You'll finish the game in about half an hour and if the mechanisms of the game don't charm you you'll be tired of it before that.
A lot of work has been but in the game, each object has its own effects and all, but it's not really enough to make you want to try them all. There are different ghosts you can unlock but they don't do anything different apart from slightly changing the sound you make when pressing S.
The controls are kind of unfinished too, mostly I expected controller or mouse support but there wasn't any. It's all done with the keyboard and in a kind of awkward way (you use S to confirm in the menus instead of Enter or space, and D to come back instead of escape).

If you want some bit of fun I recommend it but only if it doesn't bother you to put 5€ in it. Which isn't a lot in itself, simply, the game suffers from the comparaison to other amazing and long games you can find out there for the same price.
Haunt the House: TerrortownBySFB GamesTypegameDate (at 24)Tags

#steam

StatusretiredStarsPlatformsteamTime spent2 hours 45 minutesCompletion32%

The premise is interesting and the game itself is really fun... but not long enough for it to be worth its price. You'll finish the game in about half an hour and if the mechanisms of the game don't charm you you'll be tired of it before that.
A lot of work has been but in the game, each object has its own effects and all, but it's not really enough to make you want to try them all. There are different ghosts you can unlock but they don't do anything different apart from slightly changing the sound you make when pressing S.
The controls are kind of unfinished too, mostly I expected controller or mouse support but there wasn't any. It's all done with the keyboard and in a kind of awkward way (you use S to confirm in the menus instead of Enter or space, and D to come back instead of escape).

If you want some bit of fun I recommend it but only if it doesn't bother you to put 5€ in it. Which isn't a lot in itself, simply, the game suffers from the comparaison to other amazing and long games you can find out there for the same price.

Media

As an artist I've always loved to see other's creations, especially as I consider art to be in parts a retelling of one's experiences, so I've tried to ingest as much of the world as I could through media.

Opinionated as I am, I've always wanted to share my ideas and reflections on them, in various locations over time that I ended up gathering like all my data at some point. So this is a patchwork of my reviews posted in various places over the years.

It's very incomplete since this gathering work is always ongoing, and there are so many things I meant to say but never typed.

Toggle options
omg Big Filter is hiding results from the people!!😱click here to OPEN YOUR EYES!!!!
The premise is interesting and the game itself is really fun... but not long enough for it to be worth its price. You'll finish the game in about half an hour and if the mechanisms of the game don't charm you you'll be tired of it before that.
A lot of work has been but in the game, each object has its own effects and all, but it's not really enough to make you want to try them all. There are different ghosts you can unlock but they don't do anything different apart from slightly changing the sound you make when pressing S.
The controls are kind of unfinished too, mostly I expected controller or mouse support but there wasn't any. It's all done with the keyboard and in a kind of awkward way (you use S to confirm in the menus instead of Enter or space, and D to come back instead of escape).

If you want some bit of fun I recommend it but only if it doesn't bother you to put 5€ in it. Which isn't a lot in itself, simply, the game suffers from the comparaison to other amazing and long games you can find out there for the same price.
Haunt the House: TerrortownBySFB GamesTypegameDate (at 24)Tags

#steam

StatusretiredStarsPlatformsteamTime spent2 hours 45 minutesCompletion32%

The premise is interesting and the game itself is really fun... but not long enough for it to be worth its price. You'll finish the game in about half an hour and if the mechanisms of the game don't charm you you'll be tired of it before that.
A lot of work has been but in the game, each object has its own effects and all, but it's not really enough to make you want to try them all. There are different ghosts you can unlock but they don't do anything different apart from slightly changing the sound you make when pressing S.
The controls are kind of unfinished too, mostly I expected controller or mouse support but there wasn't any. It's all done with the keyboard and in a kind of awkward way (you use S to confirm in the menus instead of Enter or space, and D to come back instead of escape).

If you want some bit of fun I recommend it but only if it doesn't bother you to put 5€ in it. Which isn't a lot in itself, simply, the game suffers from the comparaison to other amazing and long games you can find out there for the same price.