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DAYMARE: 1998 – это хоррор-игра на выживание от третьего лица со сверхсложной механикой выживания и живучими врагами. Она требует стратегического подхода к боям и головоломкам и предлагает посмотреть на историю глазами трех персонажей, чтобы узнать о глубоком и темном мире игры.Действие разворачивается на секретной исследовательской базе со смертельным химическим оружием и особой командой безопасности, которой предстоит расследовать происшествие, гораздо более серьезное, чем просто незаконное проникновение. Побудьте в шкуре элитного бойца, вертолетчика и лесника и сыграйте свою роль в событии, которое превратит мирный городок в смертельную зону, а его жителей – в кровожадных монстров. Сначала уничтожьте тварей, а потом ищите улики и подсказки, чтобы разобраться в происходящем. Продумывайте маршрут – ресурсы в такой ситуации ограничены! Когда кошмары становятся реальностью, может случиться все, что угодно...
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Фанаты культовых кинолент и классических мрачных хоррор-игр на выживание из 90-х будут в восторге от того, как DAYMARE: 1998 передает атмосферу любимых произведений конца тысячелетия и при этом рассказывает типичную, но свежую историю. Сюжет развивается через разных персонажей, давая игроку возможность побыть в роли разных личностей, у которых свои теории и сомнения. Возможность отступить, управление припасами, сбор артефактов, решение загадок в окружении и общая сложность помогут игрокам перенестись на несколько десятилетий назад и задрожать от ужаса при встрече с их первыи настоящим дневным кошмаром.
Main features:
- Вид от первого лица разных персонажей – посмотрите на историю под разными углами и узнайте правду.
- Ужасные враги – детальная визуализация и правдоподобная анимация расчленения
- Реалистичный дисплей – проверяйте инвентарь, здоровье и свое расположение на специальном приборе
- Загадки в окружении – найти дорогу будет непросто, ищите подсказки
- Классическая механика – ограниченные боеприпасы и точки сохранений, отступления, коллекционные предметы, сильные враги и многое другое
- Современная графика и эффекты – классика становится лучше с Unreal Engine 4
- Окунитесь в 90-е – оммаж эпохе с массой отсылок
Поддерживаемые языки: english, italian, german, russian, french, spanish - spain, portuguese - brazil, simplified chinese, arabic, turkish
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: WINDOWS 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (64-BIT Required)
- Процессор: Intel®Core i5-4460, 2.70GHz or AMD FX-6300 or better
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 or AMD Radeon R7 260x with 2 GB Video RAM
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 23 GB
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: WINDOWS 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (64-BIT Required)
- Процессор: Intel®Core i7-3770 or AMD FX-9590 or better
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 480 with 3GB VRAM
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 23 GB
Mac
Linux
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Im about 7h in and I see myself finishing the game.
Its slightly clunky, but the story is decent
Feels like a game that if it had more funding it would be even better. Obviously.
But honestly after countless of disappointments of AAA slop - this Daymare is actually quite decent.
atmospheric, intense, files written well, I'm actually reading them.
After finishing - easy 7 or 8/10 - Good game
A great homage to the great Resident Evil games with some funny voice acting at times.
listen to the negative reviews. just dont waste your time. i thought my ex was a waste of time
Just finished the game on classic 90s mode on daymare difficulty. I have to say, it runs well, it plays well and it definitely scratches that re style survival horror itch. Some enemies seem to respawn when entering previously cleared areas, this might be tight to progression though.
Tech
From a technical standpoint, it ran pretty well on my 6800 xt paired with my 5900x but to get it to properly work on my 32:9 display at 5120x1440, i had to modify the exe with HxD (hexeditor). You can edit some config files to increase the fov but the most accessible way of increasing fov/fixing ultawide would be using the universal unreal engine 4 unlocker, enabling the console and just opening the console, typing in your desired fov.
prerendered cutscenes were stretched across my entire screen which is a slight bummer, but nothing to worry much about.
Gameplay
gameplaywise, it was a well done game with one or two caveats i might add here.
the 90s classic mode gives you magazines for handguns/submachine guns which you have to fill up with ammo through your inventory. shotguns on the other hand just draw ammo directly from the boxes. now while i can understand this approach, since it's more realistic and you need to pay attention to the magazines, it wasn't entirely thought through.
Ammo types and magazines
you have got different types of ammo, "normal and special". While you can load up your handguns magazines with only one type, so one magazine with normal and another with special ammo, things get kinda complicated when you have normal ammo in your gun, reload to a magazine with special ammo and now the ammo is kinda mixed in your gun, since one bullet is in the chamber, unless you emptied the gun completely. the game keeps track of this, so you will shoot one bullet with normal ammo and the rest will be special, the ui get's confused on this part though.
another issue would be that you can empty guns and magazines through the UI but the chambered bullet will not be emptied. You can't empty the shotgun so if you loaded in special ammo and want to change to normal ammo since you found some to preserve special ammo, you cannot do that. it would have been cool if this feature was thought through a bit more.
This whole magazine filling mechanic is part of the 90s classic mode and in the extra modes where you basically time attack parts of the campaign with different builds.
If you play the modern version, you won't have to manage magazines and that part of the game falls short throughout the campaign. weapons will draw ammo directly from the boxes, you save on inventory slots for magazines and you can reload after shooting just 1 bullet without paying attention to magazine sizes.
Inventory Management
I don't understand that whole idea of needing to press ANOTHER key just to get the to weapons part of the inventory or back to the items part. This could have been solved far easier by just using the navigation keys too. Makes managing ammo in weapons a bit more tedious, both on mouse/kb and gamepad. not a big downside though
Boss fights
I will put this section into spoiler tags
You get basically unlimited ammo on certain bosses. There will be crates around where you can just grab ammo out of during the bossfight. Neat idea. The only thing i disliked was the one hit kill mechanic in one section where you have to run away from the boss you previously defeated (and where that one hit kill mechanic wasn't present). The last boss fight was a bit too bullet spongy but not hard at all.
Funny things
There are a bunch of references to other games, movies and stuff in the game. Mainly due to props like posters, grafity or other items. Made me smile a few times, well done.
Verdict
Overall a good game which runs well and with a bit of "pc magic" can be made to run on ultrawide with higher fov. I had fun with it, i will try to get a few more achievements i missed just because it was a good game and i will go and play the extra challenges atleast until i completed them all at least once.
If you are in for some survival horror with inventory and ammo management, play it in 90s classic mode on daymare, if you want to have it a bit easier, use the modern mode and adjust difficulty to your liking.
PS:
There's some more story/lore AFTER the credits rolled through, you can safely skip the credits, once you are through.
THIS GAME SUCKS DICK. DO NOT FUCKING BUY THIS SHITTY GAME. FUCK THESE DEVS FOR MAKING SUCH A SHITTY GAME
clunky as hell. puzzle need literally youtube guides to solve. First and second puzzles i had to look up. asked for a refund on puzzle three
interesting beautiful game that you may get it very cheap on discount
nice story but you may understand some characters better if you played the second one daymare 1994
similar to atmosphere of old RE games
this studio have lots of jokes around in the game
specially UMBRELLA ones xD
some zombie am not sure why they gonna be waiting for you in the corners xD
H.A.D.E.S
its jank but in a fun way
I expected it to be a mediocre Resident Evil wannabe game, and gameplay wise it is not something very special, feels like janky RE2 remake clone gameplay wise, but stoyrwise it kept me hooked troughout the whole thing, i really didnt expect to be drawn in into the story and for it to be interesting and have good worldbuilding, but it totally delivered in this regard.
The game does some things amazingly good and others not so good, i really liked the Inventory interface, i found it better than all the RE games except RE4 (the suitcase was on par but i wouldnt say better), i like the Dark Souls-like hidden room locations, had fun easter eggs (like posters of John Carpenter's the thing with a twist, and also Scream movies posters, Dark Souls Location on a PC desktop wallpaper) etc. the game was full of such easter eggs and it implemented them in a fun way
Puzzles were very good , BUT there is a puzzle that was very stupid and it could make people not want to play the game, because it is in the first hour of the game, and i think it was the 3rd puzzle in a row. It featured a PC where you have to type some greek words or names, and the only way for me to complete it was to see a youtube video, and people in the comments also were saying the same thing. Other than that, all the other puzzles i seen in the game which were a lot, were awesomely done and not very easy to solve but not very hard as well , and were intuitive
Guns felt good, there is the regular 9 mm handgun, a semi auto rifle, a shotgun, and a revolver (like the Broken Butterfly from RE4), all of the guns felt good and responsive and packing a punch, and they also felt very similar to the equivalent guns in RE games.
Id say this game is pretty awesome to get when it has a discount, RE fans, Zombie game/movie fans, you will not be sorry. Also the game is not very scary, id say its as scary as RE4 or like twice as not scary as RE7
The only downside was that it had a bit of backtracking if you are not good at orientation especially in the Hospital level
The starting menu was pretty awesomely done, like u are a Umbrella Corp soldier applying for a job, it was very innovative, i dont remember a game that had such a starting menu, was breath of fresh air.
Saying this, i have to note that i bought the game only for 3 euros, so i dont know if its worth a full price, its like 5-6 hours long, i am the kind of person who peaks at every corner for every detail, read every leather and listen to every audolog and it took me 12 hours to beat, and i got lost twice, but the game features its own "mercenary mode" which is also pretty good.
Id say the game is worth it at least 10 Euros if you are a RE fan
not bad. similar to resident evil.
It's an alright game but the final mission is unplayable, the gameplay is awkward and it makes the final boss miserable.
Black person dies first in the game
what did developers mean by this?
Kinda has that RE4 vibe with the gameplay but very interesting game its kinda short as far as storymode goes but if your looking for a simple horror game this is perfect for anyone looking to test there fear
Cool game, not perfect but fun to play!
Awesome game that runs like a dream on my Legion Go! If you're looking for a Resident Evil like game that gets a lot of things right then I recommend you pick this up!
i like it
Make no mistake, the 2nd game is way better and more modern, but I still got a lot of fun out of this one despite the clunky shooting and reloading mechanics. I'd recommend to give this a try and don't stop before you get to the 2nd chapter, the game really picks up at that point!
Very Nice!
Definitely avoid it at full price unless you want to pay $30 for jank. Maybe just avoid the first game in it's entierty and go to the second game. I've only heard it's better.
The good:
Graphically, the game is nice. It has varied environments, weapons look well designed, and it doesn't (surprisingly) have any kinds of stuttering issues.
There's a ton of atmosphere and the world really feels as if it were lived in.
That's really all I have good to say about this game.
The bad:
Enemies will very quickly become annoying to fight. Every single "small" zombie will grab you force a QTE to get out. They don't respond to being shot. They'll just push through whatever you throw at them unless you kill them. The "large" zombies add some variety, but they're just more of the same, really. They are equally unreactive to anything you do and they do a ton of damage.
The voice acting is hilariously bad. Everything from the actual script to the delivery is just atrocious. I understand that they're a small indie dev, but anyone can attempt to have some semblance of emotion when it comes to their delivery. You don't have to be an experienced VA to sound human.
The healing system is just...Really dumb. With how much damage some the mutants can do, an immediate heal would be nice, but all of them are heals over time and it's really not a ton of health, so you'll never have heals to spare.
Enemy placement is also really, really annoying after a while. These guys got it in their heads that "Oh, if we put zombies around every corner and the player is constantly grabbed, it'll create tension" but it didn't create tension, it just became really annoying, because it's almost like they're spawned in as you round the corner, so you can't react in time.
The inventory system is clunky, and don't go saying "OH IT'S SURVIVAL HORROR" because there were a million other survival horrors that came first and had significantly better inventory management.
The movement is also clunky. Not in a bad way, but there were some really bad mechanical choices like: not being able to push past zombies when you're running....Or...You cannot open doors while you're running, so you may get cornered because you have to slow down and then you die.
The puzzles are obtuse just to be obtuse. I love figuring this kind of stuff out, but I also found myself just looking up guides because they aren't explained well in game. I think it's funny because they knew how obtuse and stupid some of these solutions were so they just added a "skip puzzle" button.
Edit:
The encounter in the tunnels is also BS. You have to start an elevator that seeming takes forever for it to arrive while attempting to dodge the "boss" until it arrives so you can leave. The kicker? If you get near him, he insta-grabs you and kills you, sending you all the way back to the last checkpoint where you are then forced to watch some stupid little cutscene over and over again until it finally clicks.
You know the crazy part about this? The barrels used to stun him only work half the time. Shooting them guarantees only an explosion, but not that he'll stay down for any amount of time.
Even if he's down, I've found that he'll stand right back up even if you just stunned him and he'll kill you.
Then, at the very end, you fight the very same boss, using regular guns, which 15 seconds ago, didn't affect him at all. Make it make sense.
I like to play sports with zombies, especially with weapons, the game is easy
An OK throwback to the classic era of 90s survival horror, but with a modern touch (plays like a modern Resident Evil, with an over-the-shoulder camera). The gameplay and overall vibe are alright, but it has some rough edges (mostly on graphics). It takes obvious cues from Resident Evil (sometimes a little too much) and a little from Silent Hill (mostly when you use Sam, which was my favorite plot line from the game). It isn't amazing, but if you like the genre, you will enjoy it without any doubts,
Awesome, liked the environments and level design.
A Decent attempt by Invader studios
First of all I hated the UI which shows the Map, Weapons, armor and health where we constantly stops and see the hand. But on top of that you have to manually control with the keyboard which is frustrating there's no option for the mouse when it comes navigate in the UI.
It has bad character models. All the military dudes seems same to me except black guy and others. And cutscene animations were bad, I liked the voice actors but the it's not synchronized with the cutscenes properly.
And I never felt hard for puzzles in any game. But for the first time this game irritated me hard, the puzzles are so fuqin confusing and they don't even give some logical hints at some level cz you had to figure it out yourself. It should be made either as a puzzle adventure or an action adventure but the developers are stuck between in these two.
For the positives it has good combat , level design is very nice, gun mechanics were decent.
Well its's not too bad. Honestly I would appreciate the studio for their honest attempt despite having the low budget.
The Gameplay is similar to RE in a good way btw. you can give it a shot if you want . I bought this game in both steam and GoG.
overall it deserves a 6 / 10
paid 3 bucks - was not disappointed
Former fan remake of Resident Evil 2. On one hand the game feels impressive for being a fan remake, but on the other it's so amateurish in literally everything, so glitched, so boring to play, that I just dropped it halfway through without a second thought.
Awful voice acting, amateur dialogues and writing full of grammatical errors, subtitles not matching voice lines, clunky movement and combat. Character models are laughable. UI/inventory system looks cool, but is very slow and cumbersome to use. Your attacks sometimes phase through enemies, ragdolls are all over the place, manual saves may require restarting the game to let you load them. Many puzzles are frustrating guess work. They're obtuse just to be obtuse.
There's an interesting mechanic with manual magazine refilling. Unfortunately, the devs didn't think about implementing an ability to transfer bullets from one mag to another. Reloading a weapon if you don't have a spare mag is awkward. You can also perform quick and slow reloads: quick ones cause your character to drop the magazine on the ground, and it has to be picked up afterwards, while the slow ones put the mag back in your inventory automatically. The problem is that quickly reloading and then picking up the mag from the ground is faster than the entirety of the slow reload animation. Furthermore, refilling your gun without using magazines is so unwieldy that I thought it wasn't possible at first.
There are some good sides of Daymare: the environments are surprisingly detailed and full of atmosphere, the inventory system well integrated into the story despite its clunkiness, the world building not half bad. However, none of these can save what is ultimately an un-fun experience.
I'm here to kill zombies and horror\gore shooting.. tactical shooting etc... NOT FOR PUZZLES !!!!
Puzzles have never been funny!!!!! Put it into your heads developers, once and for all!!!!!!!!
Thank god there are solutions on the internet... still a pain in the a.. to open and search for them every time!!
Played Daymare 1994 and it is notably better than this game graphics, Voice acting, Game play. ill be honest i gave this game a shorter try than i would have liked since i really liked the prequel but once i got to the second puzzle that i had to google to solve i started to lose interest. If you like the prequel i'm not really sure you will like this one the puzzles are more complex but in some cases that is a bad thing for example why the fuck do i need to know Greek to solve a puzzle. as a summary while i am leaving a negative review i would still say you may like it but it just was not for me and while i cant recommend it i cant fully write it off. One last thing the game is also just not scary.
I would be giving a mixed review if steam had that option. I thought this game as okay an "eh" at best. Get it on sale for $2.99 not full priced, I understand its from a small team who made this nothing against them they did a great job for what they did and it seems the sequel looks and plays better but I haven't play that yet. I still would rather play resident evil, dead space, silent hill, or the evil within or any other 3rd person survival horror game over this any day. I wanted to like this a lot more than I did but while for the most part I did enjoy my time I was bored at times and certain parts like the second to last boss were frustrating and wanted it to end. Pro's are it looks good for a indie type horror game, combat feels decent for the most part, and its not that long. Con's are the character models don't look good, the voice acting is not great in the so bad its good category (again nothing against the actors) and the story at least to me was uninteresting, and while I know horror is subjective and all that, I didn't find it all that scary besides the few enemies popping around the corners that startled me and that's coming from someone who gets scared easily from horror media, I do have to say that it being not scary isn't a major deal to me, other survival horror games I mentioned like Resident evil etc. aren't scary to me but I still enjoyed them. Overall not bad but not great either don't know what else I can say.
I truly don't understand where a lot of the negatives reviews here are coming from. It's a very good homage to Resident Evil and it gives me the same vibes as when I played those back in the 90s and 2000s. It's not the greatest game ever made, but for what I paid for it, I got a lot more than I expected.
People say the inventory system is clunky. Well, it was in the original Resident Evil games as well and I have no trouble using this one at all.
The graphics are way better than I expected for a game at this price point made by a small team. They aren't the best, but they more than are good enough to immerse you in the world.
The voice acting and script is so corny and so fun, just like the original Resident Evil. The sections where you play as the park ranger have strong Night of the Living Dead vibes and was easily my favorite part of the game.
While not a perfect game, if you can get it on sale I highly recommend it to fans of old school corny survival horror. You'll have a good time.
Yeah fuck no, one of the later chapter boss requires you to stun the boss in the middle and press a doo hickey to damage it. Problem is, the boss can't be stunned reliably with any of the weapon. So remember that regenerator fight in dead space? Imagine if you don't have any statis and you can't cut the limbs. Yeah, it's that frustrating. I'm not even to the part where the game gave you instakill move.
Maybe test your game first? Played it on Daymare and I even dumped 100 magazine of pistol rounds on the floor waiting for him to get stunned but nope, can't win it.
Cool.
As a fan of survival horror, this misses almost every single mark. From the terrible and often incompetent puzzle design. To its hit or miss (literally) hitboxes, to its just not interesting premise, this game could be a gem. But misses every mark. This game has been so far a massive disappointment
Will update if it gets better
Update: how the fuck does a shotgun to the head at point blank do nothing...
I always happy to support whenever some indie devs able to make a game and got a recognition of it from most gamers community around.
It's a living proof that sometimes an underdog can surpass the big ones by making a breakthrough.
I bought this one, because of my respect to Paul Haddad. And the other reason why, is because this game was his final role as one of the incredible voice actors most of us knew and recognized through all these years.
If you loved Biohazard/Resident Evil game series with the earliest original concept mechanism, then Daymare can provide you that feeling. Though it's also perfect for new generations who prefers modern mechanism and not a fan of tank-ish movement, the game setting has both of those preferences. Old school or modern. We can choose the one we like the most, and even more stuff to adjust it just the way you like to play.
The longer I played Daymare. The more I felt that it's a familiar game with a touch of old school survival horror but somewhat also got the modern feeling at the same time.
Still, most important thing is, it's fun to play plus the retro horror factors are quite spot on! Call it a homage or even a love letter to the most well known original survival horror games out there.
And yes, I won't make a comparison with other similar games, it will be unfair so to say. Because no creations are ultimately perfect, each has their own flaws.
You may or may not like it. But I appreciate and enjoy Daymare, from the very beginning to the end.
Thank you, Paul Haddad.
The original Leon Scott Kennedy from Biohazard 2/Resident Evil 2 back in 1998.
The game is mostly ok I guess? Although it does have issues but if you can overlook it, this game is alright.
This game was originally going to be a fan made Resident Evil 2 remake, but Capcom I think contacted this developer and told them to stop making it. So instead of this being a RE2 remake the developers decided to turn that project into an original one and so it became Daymare 1988. Also fun fact this game has the original voice actor for Leon from RE2 Paul Haddad, this was his last project he worked on before he sadly passed away.
I really did not care for this games story, and I thought the characters and their dialogue was kind of bad and edgy. Gameplay is sort of similar to the RE2 Remake, but a bit more linear and fairly easy. The first enemy I thought that was kind of a pain was the zombie that the game calls "Correct Form". Which the ideal way of killing it I think is with the shotgun which knocks it on its ass, and usually I wait for it to come back up and then I keep knocking it down until it won't come back. The only real dangerous enemy in this whole game imo was its RE3 Nemesis knock off. The sewer section is terrible, the game really likes placing zombies around corners to instantly ambush you which I find a bit unfair, similar to how Call of Duty has those campers that just sit in a corner of a map and just wait for people to walk by to kill. There was this one point in the sewers where I was trying to aim and shoot a zombie in front of me, and then suddenly the game spawned a zombie behind me that wasn't there before.
The game sort of has a "unique" way of reloading your ammo, which you may or may not like. I've played some first person shooters where if you reloaded your gun, your character would reload the entire magazine and the remaining ammo in the gun that got replaced would be gone entirely. The way this game handles reloading is a bit more "realistic" than your average survival horror game. During the game you can find ammo boxes, now to use these ammo boxes you need to combine them with magazines you have in your inventory and then you need to combine that magazine with your gun. It's a bit tedious because the game doesn't allow you to use your mouse to navigate the inventory screen, you have to tap your keyboard. The game has two different types of reloads a "fast" reload where if you tap the reload key the character will reload the gun quickly but drop its old magazine on the floor which he needs to pick up. And then there is the "slow" reload where if you hold the reload key the character does a slower reload animation and does not drop his old mag. The mechanic doesn't really add much imo, the way I got around that was by going into the inventory and then combining the ammo boxes into the gun every time I fought a enemy, the only times I used fast or slow reload is when I ran out of ammo in the gun during a fight which I don't think was often? The game does give an alternative option if you don't like its reload mechanic which is its "Modern-Take" mode which has a simple reload system. The game also gives an option if you don't want to see your ammo count on the hud for immersion which is a good option for horror games.
Game is a few years old apparently as I am righting this now, it's still kind of buggy. I tried playing this game with a controller and I ran into a bug where I couldn't close my inventory screen for some reason, so I played through the entire game with mouse and keyboard. The other bug I ran into is when I got to the boss battle in chapter 3 where I was supposed to run into 2 zombie monsters. When the battle for that started it only spawned one of them, after I killed it I had to restart to the last checkpoint because the game would not progress cause I couldn't kill the last boss that was supposed to spawn. I also had a weird audio glitch where for some reason the game would not play sounds for cutscenes, I restarted the game and it worked fine after that.
After you finish the main campaign the game has an additional game mode called "H.A.D.E.S. Dead End". It's similar to some of Resident Evils additional game modes specifically the one where you play through one of the levels in the campaign, but they give you objectives to complete in it and you try to finish it as fast as possible for a high score.
This game also likes its references to various games/movies/tv shows even though some of them aren't from the horror genre for some reason. Ranging from stuff like TMNT, Back to the Future, Lord of the Rings, Half life 3, Resident Evil, Metal Gear Solid, and the sitcom Friends and the devs even modeled their studio office into the game. You can see screenshots below in this link of the references they added that I found, but be warned you will encounter the only scary thing that this game has, and its a Super Nintendo Console with a abnormally large SNES controller.
https://imgur.com/a/references-to-random-media-daymare-1988-gbW2AH1
This game has a sequel (prequel I think?) I am curious what that game is like
If you like survival horror, especially old school RE style, this game is target towards you. Some enivorments feel unfinished and you can tell things are a result of limited budget and resources. My overall impression was that it was okay, but scratches the survival horror itch.
I can't recommend this game on how buggy and choppy it is. You see the game itself just playing it getting use to the mechanics is FINE~! I'm serious game is charming and well corny in it's own way the main issue is well a lot of the interactions and level design.
To avoid spoilers there is certain boss that I know everyone rightfully hates. . .let's just say they're a stain on the game and they wouldn't be if a specific segment was designed better and I can tell you this game isn't worth playing due to that one part might as well get it's sequel.
Game is a 5 out of 10 wish the devs didn't get lazy with some of the level design.
Es como el resident evil pero versión manaos, como que quiere parecerse pero no le alcanza. Una bosta.
Really rough around the edges, some of the puzzles kinda suck and the voice acting aside from Raven's makes the old RE games sound like Shakespeare, but if you can stand the jank, you'll find a game that captures the feeling of the old-school RE games quite nicely from a team passionate about the genre. Plus, it was nice to hear Leon's old VA in the game.
A fantastic love letter to fans of Resident Evil. I'm glad I finally got around to playing this and can't wait to try out its prequel next. I can't wait to see what they have in mind for Daymare because the lore definitely drew me in.
awful slop. Its ok to not have a single innovation for a design formula thats over 30 years old so long as its executed properly and the game is fun. This game is both awfully unoriginal and awfully boring.
++ Strangely fun
- Short
-- Whoever designed the boss battles needs to learn what QA means
Seriously Morse Code Puzzle? No wonder the final boss fight is tedious.
I would rather play Resident Evil than this game, too much of copying
This game is a love letter to Resident Evil and I love any game that reminds me of RE both new and old. I'm not sure if it's on purpose but some of the cheesy dialogue delivery reminds me of the terrible VAs from the PS2 era, which I think only makes the game better. I had a blast and got all the achievements and in the future, I'll purchase the sequel.
Play the demo before purchasing as it's really, really bad. Definitely not worth £24.99 and your money is best spent elsewhere.
It tries to tell a serious story and is marketed as a horror game, but due to the awful voice-acting and animations it just ends up being unintentionally hilarious. Stick to Resident Evil.
Fun retro game. I understand not the criticism regarding camera, combat, inventory, etc. It is a design choice, not a byproduct of poor gameplay design. If you like it not, that is your prerogative but it is not an objective critic like for example, technical issues or clunky, sluggish, unresponsive gameplay (which this game from these examples suffers not).
My first playthrough I went in blind Daymare difficulty and found it challenging and fun but not impossible nor did it ever felt unfair. I recommend.
This game is an absolute steal at 3 bucks. Amazing old school RE clone!
Id like there to be a middle option if you like the game or not..... This game is okay it has a nice-ish story nice graphics and zombies but tbh it feels like a RE brother with down syndrome....
6/10
Игры похожие на Daymare: 1998
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Invader Studios |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 20.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 62 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 68% положительных (1172) |