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Developer:
OSome Studio
Publisher:
Activision
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Explore the macabre past of an aging mansion in the 1930's and solve puzzles of light and shadows in
Explore the macabre past of an aging mansion in the 1930's and solve puzzles of light and shadows in this fully black & white survival horror. Players are trapped in this nightmare where darkness is a persistent threat.
Developer:
OSome Studio
Publisher:
Activision
Genre(s):
Action Adventure
Survival
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"A very special horror game that will leave something inside you after you play it. The attractive visuals, intelligent use of light and morbid story behind it are its greatest assets. "
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"It has some aspects that should have been polished, but it's unique and interesting, and definitely recommended."
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"Just enough obstacles exist to make that story feel as though it was earned, that the player participated in the telling, but conveying the story is the priority."
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"White Night is not very effective as a horror game, but its puzzles, lightning gameplay mechanics and creepy atmosphere work much better."
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"Its few shortcomings aren't to be overlooked, however, as its sluggish, frequently directionless, and deliberately archaic in its design. Don't come in expecting jump scares and big gore; this is a slow-burning experience with an emphasis on style and atmosphere."
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"White Night is a collection of already explored mechanics dressed in a peculiar, elegant and often uncomfortable suit. Very stylish, but too dull and punishing when it comes to actual gameplay."
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Games Master UK
"Logic, as well as quality, seems to have taken an early night. [May 2015, p.83]"
