App Profile: Horror Tale 1: Scary Kidnapper

VHamsterV6

Rating: 5/5

Well it’s really cool game i love games like kidnapping and has goodstory line i loved the sky and the weather the places arr awesome but as we can see alot of theses places can be in so that’s mean in the new chapter we cna enter to the school and other places that we can’t and can you make a real 3 person camera more realistic?, like when we look down we can foor, hand, player and in the final chapter we try to capture the kidnapper to the police station but it’s need a proof so that’s mean we need to film the kiddnapper but that’s gonna be hard cause we need to film everything that he done like his place face and the mask everything about him after we filmed everything the kidnapper will destroy the bike and we need to walk to reach the police station and that’s the hard thing se we gonna need to run ( there’s a stamina) and don’t worry if the developer add like energy snakes like drink chocolate or even adrenaline shock ( it may make the player sleep so you need to take it aftre resting) aftre we reach the police station we gonna give them the tape and cutscenes will show up that’s he in the jail but as always there’s must be a second story or chapter two this chapter mean the story didn’t end yet and the developer will makes a chapter two sftre ending this game Thanks

Plumbus Dinglebop

Rating: 5/5

I enjoyed this one. The Ice Scream influence was apparent. I’m aware that these games are for kids and therefore the dev(s) want to keep the horror somewhat light, but one thing which detracted from the horror for me personally was the masked guy’s voice actor and lines. He came across as “try-hard” scary and didn’t unnerve me in the slightest. Silence is often much scarier, and also negates the need for a voice actor - but if you really want him to speak, I’d suggest amping up the creep factor. Give the voice guy better lines to use, or make the masked character whisper his dialogue so that it’s hard to discern exactly what he’s saying. That adds a cryptic element to the dialogue. The ‘unknown’ is horror’s best friend, so if we can’t always make out what the antagonist is saying, it might be much creepier...and it’s a pretty simple, easy way to elevate the eeriness. Beyond this long-winded critique, the game is fun and kept me entertained. That’s its main job and it succeeded.

Bub of the K

Rating: 5/5

Better than most triple a games, and ok for a horror game. The game is pretty simple in concept. You solve puzzles, bunny guy chases you. The games easy and normal mode are really fun, hard mode is a really hard challenge. The games puzzles are pretty easy to figure out, but do take time to solve. In terms of horror, the game is scarier than it should be. Not being able to really harm the antagonist and needing to hide for most of the game really scares me. I was more scared than parts of deadspace. Also, rounding a corner and seeing him point blank almost made me drop my phone a few times. A few minor complaints: 1: The audio can be buggy. 2. The bunny guy is unfair when you spawn in, and can come around a corner and you lose a life off the bat of a level. 3. I think the bunny guy always knowing what area on the map was weird and should have had an explanation. 4. Maybe i’m just dumb, but I thought the tutorial was hard and I spent longer on it than any other area in the game. (Putting the eggs in the basket) This is because I did not see the basket.