Adventure games for self-entertainment

Keyshawn 2021-12-20 08:01:04

This low-cost horror film using pseudo-recording techniques is about a dead heroine and a group of people go to Paris underground to find alchemy stones. Although there is nothing new in the story, its creativity and ideas are still great. The latter three-quarters all take place in a claustrophobic underground, and there are all kinds of turbulent portable photography and ghosts. This approach is a bit extreme. But the taste of the filming is very pure. His narrative gameplay is like self-entertainment. The screenwriter first constructs an effective worldview, and then according to the rules of this story, after the story enters hell, everyone's heart knot will be mapped out. , Brings death and crisis, but this kind of gameplay has his weaknesses. As long as the heroine follows the setting that there must be an exit all the way down, he and his companions can rush all the way to the ground. The game obstacles depend on the pass code. The ingenuity of the heroine, instead of increasing the difficulty of the conflict, the dramatic confrontation, weakened the sense of suspense that the adventure movie should have

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Extended Reading
  • Samara 2022-04-20 09:01:47

    It feels a little blunt, and the concept has a sense of rigidity in popular literature.

  • Angie 2022-04-20 09:01:47

    The pseudo-documentary photography method and scheduling have become a psychological film under the shell of the thriller. The final destination is the demon and the manhole cover. The most expensive part must be the setting, which is very particular. The few people who died in the adventure are a bit baffling, especially the "documentary photographer", who did he "offend"? !

As Above, So Below quotes

  • George: 'Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.'

    Scarlett: Oh.

    Papillon: What?

    Scarlett: According to mythology, that's the inscription over the gates of hell.

    Papillon: What? I'm... I'm not going in there.

  • Papillon: It wasn't my fault.