
Husk is a purebred FPP horror inspired by the most classical representatives of the genre. Discover Shivercliff - a daunting town where you uncover the ominous and tantalizing plot. Face the worst nightmares, solve mysteries and survive the devouring darkness in order to find your family.




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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Spagnolo | |||
| Polacco |
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Well, I tried to like this game, but it has way too many problems to be enjoyable Pros: +Looks decently well +Has like one spooky moment Cons: -Optimization is terrible, the amount of frames dropped was scarier than the game itself -Bugs galore! Long monologues repeating themselves just after they finish? Check. Enemies going into the infamous T-pose after getting hit? Check. Just straight up dying out of nowhere? Check. -The game drags on for way too long. Those 3.8 hours felt like atleast 8. -Stealth is broken. Sneaking behind enemies makes them screech and instantly turn around. Also, stunning doesn't always work, so you just need to cross your fingers it does, or there is no escape. -Music is bad. No memorable tracks, nothing spooky either. -Gunplay is terrible. Sometimes an enemy gets hit, sometimes they don't, and it's not up to you to decide that. You can't kill them while they
I do like mystery indie horror games, especially if they are inspired by “Silent Hill/Alan Wake” and other games of this genre. And yes, in my opinion, it builds up this dense and immersive atmosphere here and there. (music, mood & environment) Story: Based on a letter from your dad, you are on the way with your family (wife & daughter) to visit him in Shivercliff. But on the way things turned out differently than expected. So it is your turn to survive and figure out what Shivercliff has to offer. (…dark secrets are waiting to be revealed…) World setup: 7 diversified chapters (locations such as: abandoned town, police station, caves, hospital, lighthouse, warehouse, etc.) Most of them are straight forward to explore, but not all of them... This keeps you busy up to 6 hours. Gameplay: First person, main focus is clearly “exploration” and solving easy puzzles (collect keys, restore po
Pros: Nothing is catchier than adding the name Shivercliff to a town! This is where Matt goes following an unfortunate train crash as he wishes to find his wife and daughter. He keeps going all the while remembering events from his marriage and his relationship with his father, the very person in the world he sincerely hates. This means regular narration throughout the game but you should also try to interact with all the possible objects to unlock these story-related messages. Finally, a low-budgeted game showcasing not Unity but Unreal Engine 4! Some of the effects are great; I liked the smoke in particular. Indoor areas are very detailed and you immediately recognise the game takes place in the '90s. The game takes around 4-5 hours to complete which is quite decent considering it is a low-budget title. The soundtrack that accompanies the gameplay is quite nice and it comes bundle
The thick fog nails that Silent Hill-style psychological horror mood, but it can't hide how shaky the game's design really is.
I'm not the type of person who enjoys writing negative reviews one bit, but for this game it had to happen. It starts off on a very high note, with a fairly intriguing premise, but it all falls apart very quickly once the game introduces you to the gameplay mechanics. There are no puzzles and the combat is broken. The monsters are really slow, you take a good 10 hits or so to die and their attack animation is so long you can side step it. On the plot's side, I'm afraid I have to say there are some glaring holes. There is a plot thread about mid-way regarding a particular cave and a witch that never really goes anywhere and is quickly abandoned. The game also gives you a gun later on, but it can kill only the weakest of enemies, so it feels pretty useless. The weakest enemies are also the easiest ones to evade, after all. On a more positive note, I didn't encounter any of the technical pr
So I received this key from a mate of mine who got the humble bundle monthly. He doesn't like horror, and knew the game was rated as mostly negative, so he gave it to me, as I was relatively interested in playing (especially after I saw its user score). I booted up the game and played it, with my key-friend watching me using Steam broadcast. Do I think this game deserves its current score? No, I don't. Is this game good? That's very debatable. Note: I haven’t finished the game yet, but I do plan to. The game opens up with a family of 3 travelling by train to meet the protagonist's dying father, who wants to make things right with his family before he passes. After leaving your train compartment and finding the entire place empty, the train crashes with your wife and daughter missing in the deserted town of Shivercliff. From what I’ve played so far, the story is competent, but h
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