This review contains spoilers
It's difficult to be harsh with this given how cool the concept is, but I can't but question why did the dev not figure out a way so that no one can mess with the servers. Maybe make it so no flag spawns? Maybe make it impossible for the player to get to the other flag? Make it so that no one except you can enter the server? I may be too programmer-brained for studying programming for some years now, but it's clear the dev can inject things into the game with the example of the megaphone... so? (Edit: Oh right, and why did he code so that you can stop the megaphone by shooting it? Why not make it indestructible if it's that important for your wife?)
On another note, this was kind of nostalgic for me, because it reminded me when I would go to my father's house and I would play Halo: Combat Evolved. He had an illegal copy of the game so that means no online play. So, apart from enjoying the campaign, I would also go into empty multiplayer maps to explorer them, and for some reason some of them would get me creeped out (specifically Gephyrophobia, Sidewinder and Hang 'Em High, which the last kind of looks like the one here). Even though they were obviously empty, they would make me feel something akin to a strong anxiety feeling. I'm guessing the dev wanted to capture that with this... If so, good job. And because of that I was ready to give it a "good" rating, but then I learned that there's an ARG (not a fan of them, and this one is particularly boring), and it worsens the already flawed logic I mentioned. Goddammit.
Still, like I said, cool concept, only a few minutes long, and it's free... A decent time, overall.
★★½ – Average ✅
On another note, this was kind of nostalgic for me, because it reminded me when I would go to my father's house and I would play Halo: Combat Evolved. He had an illegal copy of the game so that means no online play. So, apart from enjoying the campaign, I would also go into empty multiplayer maps to explorer them, and for some reason some of them would get me creeped out (specifically Gephyrophobia, Sidewinder and Hang 'Em High, which the last kind of looks like the one here). Even though they were obviously empty, they would make me feel something akin to a strong anxiety feeling. I'm guessing the dev wanted to capture that with this... If so, good job. And because of that I was ready to give it a "good" rating, but then I learned that there's an ARG (not a fan of them, and this one is particularly boring), and it worsens the already flawed logic I mentioned. Goddammit.
Still, like I said, cool concept, only a few minutes long, and it's free... A decent time, overall.
★★½ – Average ✅
6 Comments
En EYE también parece ser que el programador fue por lo menos culpable de la muerte de la esposa, tal vez sienta remordimiento y a pesar de que pide que no lo molesten a la esposa y a él lo ha dejado abierto para sentir que la puede defender. Tendría que haber profundizado más este juego y EYE
@Blowing_Wind La verdad que si. Igualmente, segun tengo entendido el ARG no esta completamente descubierto, no? Talvez falta para descubrir en la historia... Pero dudo que la conclusión sea buena conociendo los ARG 🙄
Qué son los ARG? A este juego yo llegué porque lo probó un amigo online que me dijo que ponga el código konami para volver a jugar y entender más la historia jsjsjs
@Blowing_Wind los ARG son como un misterio del juego que se resuelve fuera de el. Como por ejemplo, este te hace enviarle un mail al desarrollador, te responde con una pagina real y de ahi descargas EYE. Es un concepto copado, pero usualmente terminan igual de insatisfactorio que los creepypastas
Gracias por explicarme jajaja. Igual sí, es buena idea, es como el puzzle de ver la frecuencia del Metal Gear Solid en la caja física del cd pero a otro nivel
Blowing_Wind
6 months ago