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The Suicide of Rachel Foster_
- March 15, 2021
PLAYERS
- 1 Player
GAMETYPE
- Adventure
COMPLETION
- 2 Hours
PLAYTIME
- All the way
FUN LEVEL
- 20%
FRUSTRATION
- 80%
FEAR
- 70%
FORGIVING
- 95%
PLAYERS
- 1 Player
GAMETYPE
- Adventure
COMPLETION
- 2 Hours
PLAYTIME
- All the way
FUN LEVEL
- 20%
FRUSTRATION
- 80%
FEAR
- 70%
FORGIVING
- 95%
- Platform used Playstation 4
- This "point and click adventure" caught my attention based on the vibe it gave. It looked like a "Shining" Horror game and for 9,99 euro I took a leap of faith. The story short; You're Nicole, a girl in an abandoned hotel, a hotel you enherited from your deceased father and want to get rid off. More info? Your father had an affair with a girl Nicole's age and the girl committed suicide. You didn't have contact with your father for years because of that and now that he's dead, you want to figure out what happened to the girl and your father? I didn't get it, bla bla drama. At first I was on edge, my imagination is too lively, the intense feeling of being alone in a hotel and the vibe of meeting entities who you don't want to meet, got me all creeped out. Unfortunately that feeling got swept away by boredom and irritation after some time. It took me longer to finish it, because I paused the game often to make a sandwich, go to the toilet, make dinner, do laundry. I love it when a game makes you lose track of time, but this game made me feel I wasted time. Controls are so so, switching between items annoying, scenery; awesome!
- One O One Games, Reddoll Games, Centounopercento - 101%, Reddoll S.R.L.
- 2019
- € 19.99 Euro
- PlayStation 4, Windows, Xbox One