For days now, Sophie Grundler has been unable to sleep. Bullied at school, and her father busy with work, she simply has to endure. Then one night, the clock in her room stops ticking...
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"The Sand Man" follows the same logic of "The Crooked Man", fighting your own internal monster, but what I love most it how different the progresses differs, without having that horror touch (even that I utterly love horror)!
Having played this game before, it's always fun to play it again; the puzzles difficulties are just right, the story is rich, and I confess I always feel a little touched when I play the bonus chapter.
Having played this game before, it's always fun to play it again; the puzzles difficulties are just right, the story is rich, and I confess I always feel a little touched when I play the bonus chapter.
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A fun game, I think it received unfair reception as not being "as scary" as its predecessor when it is in all fairness an entirely different game.
It was nice to see the return of David who is such a fun character but Sophie is a sweet lead and I thoroughly enjoyed playing her story. I love the big and small references to other games, especially the Metal Gear style level.
Whilst not the best game in the Strange Men series it is still a good, fun play. I loved playing through this series and seeing the talent of Uri grow throughout.
It was nice to see the return of David who is such a fun character but Sophie is a sweet lead and I thoroughly enjoyed playing her story. I love the big and small references to other games, especially the Metal Gear style level.
Whilst not the best game in the Strange Men series it is still a good, fun play. I loved playing through this series and seeing the talent of Uri grow throughout.
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