Pros:
Great interesting art combining the prerendered feeling of older ps1 games and oddly enough the duplo feeling of final fantasy vii's main character designs.
Interesting layout and map with its amusement park, despite it being mildly connected to mascot horror stuff
Fun gameplay with its odd targeting system
No real jumpscares
The story is well done with its well paced out characters, notes, and revelations. I specifically like how a lot of the ending was hinted at very early on and throughout.
Just the right length for the game's map size at around 5 hours.
Cons:
a few of the puzzles are annoying to try and understand, may get stuck a bit but there's a hint system easily available.
I really just wish there was more, which is a good complaint to have. Back in the day game sequels would be released in like 2 years, i'll be lucky to get crow country 2 ever. Spiritually or Directly. Considering they left the ending on a mild open.
8/10
Great interesting art combining the prerendered feeling of older ps1 games and oddly enough the duplo feeling of final fantasy vii's main character designs.
Interesting layout and map with its amusement park, despite it being mildly connected to mascot horror stuff
Fun gameplay with its odd targeting system
No real jumpscares
The story is well done with its well paced out characters, notes, and revelations. I specifically like how a lot of the ending was hinted at very early on and throughout.
Just the right length for the game's map size at around 5 hours.
Cons:
a few of the puzzles are annoying to try and understand, may get stuck a bit but there's a hint system easily available.
I really just wish there was more, which is a good complaint to have. Back in the day game sequels would be released in like 2 years, i'll be lucky to get crow country 2 ever. Spiritually or Directly. Considering they left the ending on a mild open.
8/10