Évaluations récentes de Midnight

Not a bad game, although i will admit it's not $40 nice. wait for a sale, i would say maybe $10-$20, to really get your money's worth here.

Definitely not my kind of game, but i could REALLY see someone else enjoying it. This is quite a beautiful game considering the size of the team that made it. if i had to say anything bad that wasn't completely subjective, i would say the voice acting wasn't the best, and the story isn't anything to write home about, though it was interesting enough to keep me going for a bit after i started running out of energy to play it. Combat was a little clunky, but it worked to it's advantage à la Resident Evil where it makes the combat nerve-wracking and leaves you wanting to avoid it if possible, which is perfect for the horror aspect it seems to somewhat focus on. Might come back to it in a few years and see if i really just can't get into it or if i'm just not "getting" it yet.
All in all, definitely worth giving a shot, if nothing else.

Playing the finale of the game and surviving the relentless storm about a year ago, in the middle of winter, with freezing air filling my room as the music swelled... nothing compares.

REALLY good game with unique mechanics that are fun to play around with.

but... for the first chapter or so, before the tram comes in and the cat appears set your voice volume to 0. the actor did an excellent job with what she was given, but what she was given was an attempt at humor that could make a deaf man recoil in disgust. just keep subtitles on for the context you'll need for the story, if you care about it.

besides that little complaint, this game is seriously worth your time, despite how short it is for it's price.

Really short (beat the game in my current playtime) but really good. If you remember Time Rifters, this is similar, except a lot more focus on the puzzle elements, and you have to hit all the targets before you can move on, with no upgrade system or bonus for sparing "lives".

The game can be a little challenging if you aren't used to VR or more of a ChilloutVR player; there's a lot of focus on throwing items and ducking to avoid enemy attacks, but if you have played games like Blade & Sorcery, H3, Onward, etc etc, then this will be a walk in the park, movement-wise.

The puzzles are quite good. Despite having time traveling powers, there's quite a lot of scrambling for time, quickly shooting so you can hand off the gun to your future, panicking self, with even some moments where you have to pretend to shoot at enemies, so in the future, you can give that clone a gun and have them actually fire at enemies.

I definitely recommend the game, even at it's current price, and even if just for the novelty of being 1 out of the 2-3 total games that utilize this concept.

A good game, but at the moment lacking a bit in the late-game as the progression is very linear and doesn't offer much differences between play-throughs, unless you're going for certain achievements like only having one storage module.

Neat game with an equally neat art style and unique puzzle mechanics that i really like, but WOW it is way overpriced for how short it is both in playtime and in content. Playtime usually isn't important to me (one of my most favorite games ever can be beaten in a few hours) but In the hour and a half or so i played, I beat the entire game, with the only thing left to do being achievement hunting...
At the moment, this would feel a lot more comfortable as a $5 - $10 game. If you want to try it I would highly suggest to either wait for them to add more content or to wait for a sale.

I hate you Alriune

Pretty damn good game. carries the realism of mil-sims but doesn't drown you in complicated menus like some messed up mod of Dwarf Fortress that just kills you if you're not fast enough. it can be as serious or as arcade as you want, you just have to find the right group. If you play Ready or Not or Insurgency this might feel vaguely familiar, give it a try.

I still hate you Alriune