Full review: https://gameluster.com/gylt-review-not-so-little-nightmares/
GYLT does a number of things very well, and even reminds me of masterpieces like Little Nightmares and INSIDE when it is at its best. The music is simultaneously gripping and haunting, the controlled atmosphere is intense, the 3D environments are dreadfully beautiful, and the few monsters that inhabit this world are either terribly interesting or just flat out scary. The stealth is fairly fun, although the enemy AI detection could use some tweaking, and the environmental puzzles are just challenging enough to be entertaining. I don’t know that there is one singular thing that GYLT does better than any other game, but outside of the poor story and theme exploration, it does everything else at least very well. Playing alongside a good friend so I didn’t get too scared resulted in a wonderful few nights, and if any of what I’ve said here sounds appealing, I heartily recommend GYLT.
GYLT does a number of things very well, and even reminds me of masterpieces like Little Nightmares and INSIDE when it is at its best. The music is simultaneously gripping and haunting, the controlled atmosphere is intense, the 3D environments are dreadfully beautiful, and the few monsters that inhabit this world are either terribly interesting or just flat out scary. The stealth is fairly fun, although the enemy AI detection could use some tweaking, and the environmental puzzles are just challenging enough to be entertaining. I don’t know that there is one singular thing that GYLT does better than any other game, but outside of the poor story and theme exploration, it does everything else at least very well. Playing alongside a good friend so I didn’t get too scared resulted in a wonderful few nights, and if any of what I’ve said here sounds appealing, I heartily recommend GYLT.