I actually love the premise of this one, as it’s the first game out of this franchise to make me feel a little unnerved.

It’s another shake up in terms of setting like the previous game, but here it actually mostly succeeds. The same core mechanics still apply, and the change in environment still isn’t quite enough to stop this from getting boring after a couple hours, but the overall atmosphere is eerie and effective, and a big step up from the third game presentation wise.

If you’re like me and don’t really care for the convoluted lore of these games, there’s not a whole lot to it, but it’s a perfectly serviceable little horror game and one of the more effective entries in this franchise